David I. Lee Law Firm delivers criminal defense in Michigan state and federal courts. Founding attorney David I. Lee has practiced criminal defense since 1986, representing thousands of clients across both systems.
Reputations, careers, and freedom are on the line in a criminal case. When you hire this firm, David Lee handles your case personally, from start to finish. No hand-offs to junior attorneys or staff.
A graduate of Wayne State University Law School, David served on the National Trial Team and won the Barris Award for trial advocacy. His classmates elected him to the Student Board of Governors.
harged with a Crime? Get Experience and Tenacity on Your Side
I’ve been fighting tenaciously for clients charged with crimes for more than 35 years. I know what is at stake.
If you’ve been charged with a crime, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney who will go all out to get you the best outcome possible. One who will vigorously challenge the prosecution at every step.
When you hire my firm, you get me. Your case will not be delegated to a junior attorney or paralegal. I will personally handle each and every aspect of your case. Going forward, you will deal with me and no one else.
If you’re looking for the best Detroit criminal defense lawyer for your case, I invite you to call me for a free consultation to see if I am the right attorney for you.
Bio
David I. Lee is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of the University of Detroit’s Liberal Arts Honors Program. While at U of D, he was a top varsity tennis player. Before becoming an attorney, he worked as a tennis teaching professional and managed several Detroit-area bands and musicians. David received his law degree from Wayne State University in 1986. While in law school, he was a member of Wayne’s National Trial Team and a recipient of the Barris Award for excellence in trial advocacy. He was also elected by his peers to serve on the law school’s Student Board of Governors.
David began his practice after law school clerkships at top-notch Detroit criminal defense firms. As a clerk, he worked on matters such as the “Pizza Heroin” case in New York City, United States v. Ganci, et al., 1984-CR-00236 ED NY, and the well-known “Young Boys Incorporated” matters of the mid-1980s. Both cases became models of the “mega trial”, multi-defendant drug and white collar prosecutions that would later be prevalent nationally and are now commonplace.
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