Criminal Defense Attorney in San Antonio, Texas
Patrick L. Hancock
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1800 McCullough Ave San Antonio, Texas 78212 USA |
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(210) 888-9624
or (866) 679-3938
(210) 223-3248
Law Firm Overview
The law office of Patrick L. Hancock, established in 1992, represents people in and around San Antonio, Texas, against serious criminal charges. Mr. Hancock is a practiced defense attorney with a proven record of success who understands how important it is to apply a keen understanding of the law to develop a strategic defense no matter what criminal charge you face. His firm is committed to providing clients with professional, personalized, and aggressive defense.Since 1988, attorney Patrick L. Hancock has been practicing criminal law in and around San Antonio — five years as an assistant district attorney in Bexar County and nearly 15 years as a private criminal defense attorney. He has a proven record of success, winning not guilty verdicts in numerous criminal trials for clients facing a variety of criminal charges, including: Sex offenses; Internet sex crimes; Drug crimes; Domestic violence; Assault; Murder; and, DWI/DUI/drunk driving.
If you have been charged with a crime in Texas, let an attorney who will have a personal commitment to your case and the skills to achieve results be your best defense. Individuals want to know that their lawyer is doing everything necessary to develop a defense to the accusations, investigations, and charges they face. At the law office of Patrick L. Hancock, Mr. Hancock has a personal commitment to every client he represents — he is always accessible, providing clients with his direct line.
Patrick L. Hancock is sensitive to the fact that his clients are often confused, overwhelmed, and intimidated by the criminal justice system. That is why he will spend as much time as needed to comfort you, explain your rights, and give you a realistic assessment of your case and an overview of the criminal justice system. He will provide you with as much information as you need to make a truly informed decision before you make the choice whether to negotiate or take your case to trial.
