Cooke County Criminal Lawyers

Attorney RJ Harber is a former prosecuting attorney with the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office . At the District Attorney’s Office, he gained substantial trial experience and an understanding of how to approach a case from the perspective of a prosecutor. Now, RJ Harber handles DWI cases in addition too other criminal case matters. RJ Harber will fight for your constitutional rights and hold the State to the highest of standards and is not afraid of taking your case to trial.

The founder of his own criminal defense law firm and a nationally recognized lecturer, E.X. Martin, III has been a strong advocate for his clients in Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Metroplex and throughout the surrounding counties for more than 40 years. Mr. Martin has concentrated his law practice entirely in the area of criminal defense, representing people before both state and federal courts.

Mr. Martin graduated from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law with his Juris Doctor in 1972. He is admitted to practice before all of the state courts of Texas as well as before the U.S. District Court...

Barry serves as partner for Bobbitt Law where he concentrates his focus of practice in the areas of Toxic Tort Injury and Death , Catastrophic Injury and Death , and Pharmaceutical Litigation. Barry is intensely committed to fighting for the rights and dignity of those who are the victims of injustice at the hands of companies and corporate interests. Activities & Affiliations Member : Million Dollar Advocates Forum Speaker: Toxic Law Institute, Inc.'s Litigation...

Robert "Bob" Crill is a native of Arlington Texas. Bob graduated from Arlington High School, University of Texas at Arlington and after briefly attending Dallas Theological Seminary, attained his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Southern Methodist University (SMU) in May of 1977 and was icensed by the State Bar of Texas later that same year. Bob worked since the age of ten, being at that time, one of the youngest paper boys to have a paper route for the old Arlington Daily News, and later, for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. Bob's strident work ethic has continued throughout his pre and...