Criminal Defense

If you have been arrested on drug charges ranging from possession of marijuana to involvement in a large-scale heroin, cocaine, or methamphetamine conspiracy, our criminal defense attorneys can advise you about the best ways to approach and resolve your legal problem.

In cases involving first offenders, options like drug court or deferred prosecution might be available even in cases where the quantity of the drugs or cash seized could support felony distribution or trafficking charges. In other situations, our attorneys will need to consider the entire spectrum of your defense alternatives, such as a challenge to the search warrant or traffic stop, review of the affidavits supporting a wiretap, or other tactics that can help keep the evidence against you out of the court record. We have experience with:

• Cultivation of marijuana;

• Unauthorized distribution or possession of marijuana;

• Manufacture of methamphetamine;

• Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances based on quantity rather than actual sales;

• Unauthorized possession or sale of prescription painkillers and other medications;

• Prescription fraud, forgery or theft;

• Federal conspiracy charges associated with possession, trafficking or transportation of controlled substances; and

• Money laundering charges related to state or federal drug offenses.

For more information about how we will protect your rights so that you can avoid or minimize punishment, contact our experienced Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati drug crimes defense attorneys at O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC for your free consultation.

Contact our office by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how our attorneys can help.

If you are facing drunk driving charges in Northern Kentucky or Greater Cincinnati, you need an attorney who will examine the evidence, listen to your story, and protect your rights.  Our attorneys know the laws and courts well, and we will guide you through the criminal and administrative processes to help you keep your license and your job. Don't wait until it's too late! Contact our office by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how the attorneys of O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC can help.  

Do not let your past negatively affect your future.  Call our experienced attorneys to discuss what options you may have to expunge your criminal records.  Expungement may be possible for people with juvenile convictions, cases that were dismissed/diverted, people who successfully completed diversion, and people who have remained crime-free for a certain period of time.  Even some felonies are now potentially eligible for expungement.  Each case is different, so do not assume that expungement does not apply to you. Contact the experienced attorneys at O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how our attorneys can help.

No matter the charges you may face, you deserve a strong defense.  At O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC you will find experienced criminal defense attorneys who will understand the law, listen to your objectives, and protect your rights.  We handle both state and federal criminal matters including felonies, misdemeanors, and pending investigations.

Our team has years of experience dealing with drug possession and trafficking, thefts, burglaries, assaults, homicides, domestic violence, credit card fraud, ID theft, embezzlement, white-collar crimes, and much more.  You are entitled to representation under the law.  Do not let your rights get violated! Contact us by e-mail or phone for a free consultation about your criminal defense.

Has your child been charged with a crime?  Do not let your child go unrepresented.  Whether it is appearing in court or attending an interview with the police or school officials, your child is entitled to legal representation.

If it is a case involving alcohol, vandalism, arson, theft, burglary, assault, sexual offenses, internet or cell phone misconduct, or something more serious, the attorneys at O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC are here to help your family.

The consequences of a child being tried in court as an adult or of allowing your child to make statements to the police outside of the presence of an attorney could be severe.  The juvenile justice system is designed to help youthful offenders get their lives back on the right track. Help your child take advantage of these opportunities. Contact our office by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how our attorneys can help.

A moving violation (such as a speeding ticket, reckless driving, failure to stop, etc.) can mean points on your license, increased insurance rates, and possibly license suspension or revocation.  If you are a resident of Kentucky or Ohio or if you got a ticket when you were driving through on an interstate (I-75, I-74, I-71, I-275, or I-471) or other local roadways, our defense lawyers will strive to protect your driving record.

If you have a commercial driver's license (CDL), speeding tickets can threaten your livelihood.  We will help protect your license and your job.

From our offices in Crestview Hills, KY, located conveniently close to Covington and downtown Cincinnati, O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC represents clients in Northern Kentucky and Ohio. Contact us by e-mail or phone for a free consultation about your pending case.

If you have been charged with a white-collar crime of any kind, our attorneys have extensive experience representing clients in these cases and are able to assist you. O’Hara Taylor Sloan Cassidy Beck PLLC advises and represents people throughout Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati on white-collar charges, including:

• Bank fraud;

• Mortgage fraud;

• False statements to federally insured financial institutions;

• Credit or debit card fraud;

• Internet financial crimes involving Ponzi schemes;

• Investor fraud;

• Unauthorized access and use of confidential financial data online accounts;

• Embezzlement, employee theft or abuse of trust in an employment or professional setting;

• Insurance fraud in obtaining coverage or submitting a claim;

• Health care or Medicaid fraud;

• Criminal violations of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in corporate financial reporting;

• Forgery or document alteration concerning checks, commercial paper, negotiable instruments, letters of credit, or forged endorsements;

• Public corruption cases involving bribery, wire fraud, mail fraud or obstruction of justice; and

• Administrative and corporate investigations.

Many white-collar crimes are investigated by federal agencies and prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office. If you have the chance to obtain defense counsel while your case is before a federal grand jury, you will have the opportunity to protect your interests before formal charges are returned by indictment.  Our familiarity with a federal investigation and charging practices can give you important advantages at the earliest stages of your case.  Contact our office by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how our attorneys can help.