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JOHN CRISP, ESQ. is the Founding Member of The Law Offices of John Crisp and Associates, PLLC, where he and his excellent team have established a rapidly expanding, broad-based complex Litigation and Appellate practice. Mr. Crisp has very successfully briefed and/or defended, by way of prosecution and defense, numerous complex Complaints, Appeals and Writ Petitions, as well as dispositive pre-trial and post-trial motions on a variety of topics, including constitutional law, civil rights, and federal, state and administrative regulations. Two of these cases resulted in United States Supreme Court Briefs, both of which were solely researched and drafted by Mr. Crisp. These great accomplishments by Mr. Crisp and his team provide ample evidence of Mr. Crisp’s exceptional and confident leadership expertise and his great experience in nearly all major areas of legal practice.

Mr. Crisp and his team have played many pivotal roles in successfully defending and/or briefing against charges involving alleged violations of White-Collar Crimes like the Federal Tort Claims Act, Racketeer and Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), and Expert Corporate Representation involving agency and partnership, antitrust, contracts, breach of fiduciary duty, business interference, real estate foreclosure fraud, securities fraud, and other white collar criminal defense matters.

Our Firm is also very experienced in successfully briefing and/or defending common law state and/or federal statutory torts, including serious personal injury, medical malpractice, fraud, employment discrimination, plus very serious criminal matters including homicide and armed robbery. Further, Mr. Crisp and his able team have developed a particular expertise, and earned an excellent and well-deserved reputation, for very successfully and pivotally briefly and/or defending against seemingly hopeless charges of illegal immigration, thus greatly assisting many deserving families worldwide toward brand new lives and much more hopeful futures as legal U.S. citizens.