FORMER DOJ PROSECUTOR.
I sue cops & Defend People Cops Arrest.
Police Misconduct & Criminal Defense Law Firm
Million of dollars won in Civil Rights matters
Jury Trial victories in Federal & State Court
High Profile & Complex Trial Experience
former Assistant U.S. Attorney
BASED IN GEORGIA & VIRGINIA. DEFENDING CLIENTS NATIONWIDE.
Elite Trial Lawyer. Don’t Take My Word for It.
What the Judges Say
“you’re one of the best attorneys I’ve ever seen in my life.”
— Federal Judge
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia
What the Clients Say
"Blake Weiner saved my son's life.
He knows the law exceptionally well, presents it with clarity and precision, and is fearless in standing up to systems that fail or harm vulnerable people. I cannot recommend Blake Weiner highly enough. He is an extraordinary attorney and an extraordinary advocate for those who need it most.”
— L.S.
"His hard work and commitment is astonishing."
— S.C.
"Absolutely stellar!"
— A.W.
"The 'bulldog' I needed in the courtroom."
— T.B.
"His courtroom abilities are unparalleled."
— C.B.
RECENT JURY TRIAL RESULTS
- Criminal Jury Trial Dismissal: First Degree Murder
- Civil Rights Jury Trial Victory: 8th Amendment Claim Against Jail
- Criminal Jury Trial Acquittal: Possession in Furtherance of Trafficking
- Civil Rights Jury Trial Victory: 4th Amendment Claim Against Police
- Criminal Jury Trial Acquittal: Felon in Possession of Weapon
Featured In National Media
Coverage in high-profile cases and legal analysis for Criminal and Civil Rights cases.
Recent Police Misconduct Cases
Below are just some cases Blake Weiner brought on behalf of individuals whose rights were violated by law enforcement.
Criminal Charges The Firm Defends
Criminal charges can have life-altering consequences. Blake Weiner defends individuals facing investigations and prosecutions in state and federal court for a wide range of offenses, including but not limited to the offenses below.
- early legal guidance can make all the difference
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