David L. Freidberg

Mr. Freidberg’s more than 25 years of legal experience will prove invaluable as he works in tandem with clients to get the best possible results. Mr. Freidberg is familiar with Chicago court procedures, Chicago prosecutors and Chicago judges and is often able to have cases dismissed because he can find the loopholes inherent in the law and use those to dismantle the prosecution’s case. Mr. Freidberg is an expert at understanding legal technicalities and demonstrating to Chicago judges that evidence against his clients may not be used in Court. Attorney David L. Freidberg is highly respected among prosecutors, judges and court personnel for his professionalism and relentless dedication to protecting the rights of his clients. From his offices in Chicago, Illinois, he serves clients in Cook County, DuPage County, Will County and Lake County, and is there for his clients 24 hours per day, seven days per week, via text, e-mail or telephone, and he provides the best customer service and response times in the business. With more than 25 years of experience as a criminal defense attorney, he knows when to negotiate and when to fight against the charges. He fully understands court procedures, and because he doesn’t pursue unreasonable or frivolous motions, prosecutors know they have a formidable opponent when David walks into the courtroom. His relationships with Chicago prosecutors also help him broker deals. Mr. Freidberg can negotiate for his client’s case to be dismissed, sealed, or have the charges reduced so that accordingly his client receives a lesser sentence. When defendants represent themselves, they do so without that history of amicable relations Mr. Freidberg has with other Chicago lawyers, and are therefore less likely to receive the type of favorable outcome Mr. Freidberg’s services warrant. As a Chicago criminal defense lawyer, Mr. Freidberg has stood at the helm of a myriad of criminal defense cases, and can knowledgeably opine on likely outcomes should a defendant’s case go to trial. This objective perspective is critical for defendants who are trying to decide whether to accept a prosecutor’s plea bargain or determine what their chances are of convincing a jury to return a verdict of not guilty if they decide to move forward with a jury trial. At the same time, Mr. Freidberg is understanding of the fear, embarrassment and enormous stress his clients are facing because of their criminal charges, and is experienced with helping defendants cope with these feelings to focus on achieving a successful outcome.