Shawver Law Firm

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Free Case Evaluation
If you have been charged with a crime in Washington State contact us immediately and we will respond within 24 hours of receiving your email or phone call. As a Seattle criminal defense lawyer and Seattle personal injury attorney, we look forward to helping you.

Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Lawyer for Seattle, Tacoma, and Everett
Mr. Shawver, a Seattle Criminal Defense Attorney and Seattle Personal Injury Lawyer, has personally represented hundreds of clients in Seattle and Washington State who have been charged with crimes, on charges ranging from simple theft to murder in the first degree. In particular, he has successfully defended clients charged with driving-related crimes, including DUI's and felony driving charges.
Experienced Aggressive Advocacy
Mr. Shawver has tried over one hundred cases to a judge or a jury over a 14-year period. This level of experience is extremely rare and is an enormous advantage to his clients. In law, the jury trial is the final arena in which disputes are resolved--attorneys who have extensive trial experience have the advantage over the vast majority of attorneys in practice. Call Mr. Shawver's Law Firm located in Seattle, Washington for a FREE legal consultation and let him help you with your case today.
He has won many hard-fought battles and been able to achieve justice and protect the rights of his clients. Call or email us for a free consultation and let us help put your mind at ease.
As a Seattle lawyer, Mr. Shawver has successfully represented hundreds of clients, and will aggressively represent you and work hard until the best possible result is achieved.

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