Law Office of Patrick J McLain, PLLC

Dallas, United States

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Federal crime lawyer in Dallas, Texas defending people facing serious federal charges such as: fraud, extortion, wiretapping, hijacking, kidnapping, tax evasion, counterfeiting, and child pornography. Call today to schedule a free consultation with our criminal defense attorneys. When your future is on the line, you need the best. Call now!

History

Established in 2004.

Attorney who fights for people in state (Texas) criminal courts, in criminal cases in federal courts, and for military personnel in courts-​martial and boards. Many criminal cases have resulted in acquittals, dismissal of charges, or deferred disposition, thereby saving clients from criminal convictions. Cases have ranged from white collar, public corruption, fraud and other felony cases to courts-​martial for all range of criminal offenses and military boards for disabled military personnel. Worldwide practice headquartered in northern Texas and southern California.

Meet the Business Owner

Patrick M.

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Patrick J. McLain, a retired Marine Corps military judge, has been in the practice of criminal and military law since 1990. His first jury trials were tried in the deserts of Saudi Arabia during operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. He ended his Government service as a federal prosecutor in Dallas, Texas, serving in the computer crime and general federal crimes sections. Patrick McLain is home based in Dallas County, Texas and San Diego County, California. Patrick fights for clients in state criminal matters in Texas and federal criminal matters in courts throughout the United States. Patrick McLain also has a worldwide military law practice; representing servicemembers in courts-​martial, administrative discharge boards, officer misconduct matters, physical evaluation boards, as well a great variety of administrative military matters. Patrick McLain does not practice law in Veterans Administration matters, and his state criminal law practice is generally limited to Texas.