RALEIGH, NC, March 11, 2013 (Press-News.org) Roberts Law Group, PLLC is happy to announce that attorney Andrew Nicholas "Nick" Clifford has recently joined the firm. Nick is a welcome addition to the criminal defense team at Roberts Law Group and brings several years of experience to his new role.
Mr. Clifford, a Raleigh native, has returned to North Carolina to continue pursuing his passion - defending those who have been entangled in the criminal justice system. He knew in high school that he wanted to be a North Carolina defense lawyer and began his journey as a clerk at Anderson & Anderson, P.A, here in Raleigh.
A year after graduating from North Carolina State University, Mr. Clifford moved to Florida to attend the Florida State University School of Law. While in Florida, he gained experience in juvenile criminal defense through the Public Interest Law Center at Florida State University and served as Assistant Regional Counsel at the Office of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel. As Assistant Regional Counsel, Mr. Clifford defended individuals facing a wide range of criminal charges - from traffic violations to more serious felonies that carried a mandatory life sentence if convicted.
Attorney Nick Clifford's background and passion for criminal defense work complements the commitment of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, to providing quality, affordable legal representation to the accused and tirelessly fighting for the rights of clients facing the North Carolina state or federal criminal process. Together, the defense lawyers of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, have established a reputation for obtaining successful results in difficult cases; Mr. Clifford has already contributed to this reputation, with recent victories on behalf of clients facing domestic violence criminal matters.
The criminal defense attorneys of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, fight for the rights of the accused throughout North Carolina. With offices in Raleigh, Wilmington and Charlotte, the experienced defense lawyers of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, offer a free initial consultation to anyone facing criminal charges, including drunk driving, sex offenses, drug crimes, white collar crimes or other felony or misdemeanor crimes in the North Carolina state or federal criminal justice system.
For more information about Raleigh defense lawyer Nick Clifford or to contact the firm online to schedule a free consult at the location most convenient for you, please visit the firm's Raleigh criminal defense site, Wilmington criminal defense site or Charlotte criminal defense site. To contact criminal defense lawyer Nick Clifford, please call 866-630-2389.
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Roberts Law Group, PLLC, Welcomes Raleigh Attorney Nick Clifford To Its North Carolina Criminal Defense Practice
Raleigh-native Andrew Nicholas "Nick" Clifford recently joined Roberts Law Group, PLLC, where he will be defending those accused of a crime in Raleigh and throughout Wake County.
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[Press-News.org] Roberts Law Group, PLLC, Welcomes Raleigh Attorney Nick Clifford To Its North Carolina Criminal Defense PracticeRaleigh-native Andrew Nicholas "Nick" Clifford recently joined Roberts Law Group, PLLC, where he will be defending those accused of a crime in Raleigh and throughout Wake County.