Kubiliun & Associates, P.A. provides experienced, effective representation in federal and state criminal defense and appeals, with a special focus on white collar defense. The firm’s attorneys work closely with each client to develop strategies designed to win their cases, providing the level of individual attention our clients deserve during a stressful and complicated process. Many of the firms’ greatest successes have come when our intense, thorough case preparation has resulted in criminal charges being dismissed, saving our clients the expense and stress of a trial. The firm does not hesitate to go to trial and has had remarkable success before juries all over Florida.
Kubiliun & Associates, P.A. has successfully represented Plaintiffs in federal and state civil rights law suits against municipalities all over Florida. The firm takes only a small number of civil rights matters to ensure that each case can be properly investigated and prepared prior to the filing of a lawsuit. Whenever possible, the firm works closely with state and federal agencies investigating constitutional violations to try to end future or ongoing problems. The firm has a proven track record in cases involving police brutality, illegal arrests and jail and prison conditions.
A Mexican migrant worker who had been in the country less than a day was mistaken for a burglar by a Broward Sheriff’s Deputy. The Deputy who had an extensive history of internal affairs violations, approached our client with his gun drawn, and as our client turned to flee, the Deputy shot him in the back of the head. Miraculously, our client survived the shooting, but required more than a month of hospitalization and then full time care in a rehabilitation center. The firm was able to immediately negotiate the payment of our client’s medical bills while the civil rights case was pending. Read More
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This case involved Armed Trafficking of 5000 pills of Ecstasy with a Firearm. The "deal" was captured on video tape. The defendant, despite the fact that he had no prior criminal history, was facing a minimum mandatory sentence of 15 years in prison. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty on all counts in 45 minutes.