There Is No Substitute For Experience
Former Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorneys
Experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys That Get Positive Results
If you have been charged with a crime you cannot afford to put your life in the hands of an inexperienced team of criminal defense lawyers. With more than 56 years of combined experience as former Orange County prosecutors, Scott Simmons and Dan Wagner have tried more than 200 jury trials. We understand how prosecutors think and prepare a criminal case. This means you get the legal representation that anticipates every move made by the prosecution team.
We aggressively defend our clients on any criminal charge from the time of the initial free consultation to the last day in court when a jury issues a favorable verdict.
Contact Simmons & Wagner today to schedule a free initial consultation.
Call Us Today To See If You Qualify For Los Angeles County’s New Resentencing Directive
Aggressive Criminal Defense Attorneys
Criminal defense lawyers Scott Simmons and Dan Wagner defend clients in every area of criminal law. We specialize in successfully defending clients in the following areas of criminal law.
At Simmons Wagner, LLP, you can expect to work with a highly responsive team of criminal attorneys that are available around the clock to answer every legal question, as well as provide you support and guidance during the most difficult times.
Call Now For A Free Consultation (949) 439-5857
Simmons Wagner, LLP
The Latest Firm News
Understanding Money Laundering Accusations for Federal Employees
Money laundering is a serious allegation, especially for federal employees, who are held to high ethical standards due to their roles in public service. This crime involves the process of making large amounts of money generated by a criminal activity, such as drug...
Bribery of Federal Officials: Legal Insights and Defense Strategies
Bribery of federal officials is a serious offense under U.S. law, primarily governed by 18 U.S.C. § 201. This statute defines bribery as the offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value to influence the actions of an official in the discharge of...
When Everyday Items Are Classified as Deadly Weapons: Learn How This Term is Legally Defined
When most people think of "deadly weapons," they imagine guns, knives, or other traditional weapons. However, California law has a broader definition, where even everyday items—like car keys—can be considered deadly weapons if used in a threatening manner. Here’s how...