Mindy Carr

Specialties

Criminal defense of DUI and all misdemeanors. Appeals of convictions for all misdemeanors and felonies. Department of Licensing hearings.

History

Established in 2010.

Throughout Mindy’s years in private practice and as a public defender, she became disillusioned with the way other criminal attorneys treated their clients. Many Seattle criminal defense attorneys are only in it for the money — they don’t return client phone calls, they don’t do the research that could get a case dismissed, and they take more cases than they can reasonably handle. Public defenders have great intentions, but they don’t always have enough time to devote to each client.

So, Mindy started her own «next generation» criminal defense firm to change all that. She has all the benefits of a large criminal defense firm — mentorship from the best lawyers in Seattle, access to all the resources necessary to fully investigate and research a client’s case — but none of the drawbacks of a boss who takes half her paycheck to pay for the firm’s huge overhead. As a result, Mindy provides high quality representation at a lower price than her competitors.

Meet the Business Owner

Mindy C.

Business Owner

Mindy Carr is a talented Seattle criminal lawyer who defends clients accused of all types of misdemeanors and felony drug crimes. She also represents clients on appeal of all types of misdemeanor and felony convictions.

Mindy Carr is different from other Seattle criminal lawyers because she is committed to providing her clients with zealous representation in court as well as compassionate service and guidance through the legal process. She believes that when you hire an attorney, you should expect the lawyer to return your phone calls and emails in a timely fashion, to explain every individual step of the legal process clearly, and to do everything possible to fight for you.

Mindy Carr has worked for several public defense agencies, the Washington Appellate Project, the Texas Civil Rights Project, Legal Voice (aka Northwest Women’s Law Center), and the Innocence Project.