The Law Offices of Mark D. DuBiel

Specialties

Facing criminal charges in Arizona, from DUI to Felony Assault to Homicide, may be the most frightening experience in your life. Because criminal charges impact your freedom and future, you need a criminal defense attorney who listens, you trust, and most importantly, who provides a «top notch» criminal defense. Mark combines 18 years in criminal law, extensive jury trial experience, and personalized representation to provide a comprehensive defense; Commitment, Credibility and Calling is our motto and we’re here for your every need.

History

Established in 2001.

Mark worked as a law clerk for the Honorable Cheryl Hendrix, dealing primarily with criminal cases. During his clerkship, the Maricopa County Public Defender’s Office recognized Mark’s talents for criminal law and offered him a position. Mark accepted and fervently represented thousands of defendants in cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI to homicide. Each case provided Mark with invaluable courtroom experience, such as jury trial skills and strategies as well as exposure to the «canned» procedures used by the State in its predictably choreographed prosecutions.

In 2001, Mark departed from the Maricopa

County Public Defender’s office to embark in private practice. Utilizing the skills he learned as a Public Defender with his Valley knowledge, Mark dedicated his practice exclusively to the defense of the criminally accused with an emphasis on DUI Defense. For the past 9 years, Mark has successfully defended hundreds of DUI cases in Justice, Municipal and Superior Courts, Valley-​wide. A

Meet the Business Owner

Mark D.

Business Owner

Mark D. DuBiel was born in Arizona and raised in the Valley where he attended Sunnyslope High School, developing his ties with the Valley community. After graduating high school, Mark attended the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ where, in 1992, he graduated cum laude, majoring in Political Science and minoring in Economics. That same year, Mark attended the Rogers School of Law at the University of Arizona, earning Dean’s List honors in his very first semester as a law student. In addition to the overwhelming amount of required course work and study, Mark managed to extern for the Honorable J. Carruth and intern with the United State’s Attorney’s Office. Mark’s summers were no vacation, either, as he clerked for several prominent Valley attorneys when not in school, externing, or interning. Mark graduated law school in 1995 and returned to Phoenix to pursue his career.