Mottola Uris Law, PLLC is a distinguished criminal defense law firm based in Brooklyn, specializing in representing individuals accused of crimes throughout New York City and Long Island. Founded by former Brooklyn prosecutors, the firm leverages over 30 years of combined criminal trial experience to provide aggressive and strategic defense in both state and federal cases. Recognized three years in a row as “10 Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction” by the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys, the firm is known for its accessibility, client-focused approach, and deep understanding of the criminal justice system.
The firm’s attorneys, Lawrence Mottola and Adam Uris, use their insider perspective as former prosecutors to anticipate and counter the strategies of the opposition, aiming for outcomes such as dismissed charges, reduced sentences, or acquittals. They prioritize protecting clients’ futures, recognizing that a criminal record can impact employment, education, and licensing. Services are tailored to individuals facing investigation or charges, with an emphasis on affordability, free initial consultations, and 24/7 availability to support clients during critical legal challenges.
Services Offered
- Criminal Defense
- Drug Crimes (including Drug Possession and Drug Distribution)
- DWI Defense
- False Arrest Lawsuits
- Sexual Assault Defense
- Violent Felonies (including Assault & Battery, Kidnapping, Robberies, Burglary, Manslaughter, Murders)
- Weapons Charges
- Domestic Violence Defense
- Sex Crimes (including Sexual Abuse)
- Juvenile Criminal Defense
- Representation in Federal Cases
- Case Investigation and Analysis
- Witness Interviews and Cross-Examination Preparation
- Negotiation for Charge Reduction or Dismissal
- Trial Defense and Litigation
The firm serves clients across all five boroughs of New York City and Long Island, with offices in Brooklyn and Melville. Their team is dedicated to providing robust legal advocacy for adults and juveniles alike, ensuring rights are protected throughout each stage of the criminal process.
