Robert G. Crow, P.C.

Specialties

Criminal convictions can derail your life, and any criminal charge must be taken seriously and acted upon promptly. Criminal defense lawyer and attorney Robert Crow draws upon extensive Oregon courtroom experience to handle your case with confidence, competence and great care. Anyone charged with a crime has rights under both Oregon and Federal Law, and Robert takes it upon himself to both educate you about those rights and defend them in the court of law. People do not get arrested and charged with crimes on a 9 to 5 schedule, Monday — Friday. Nor is it always convenient for clients to reach the office of their criminal defense lawyer. Portland DUI attorney and criminal defense lawyer Robert Crow makes it possible for you to consult or meet with him at other times and locations, even at night or on the weekends. Working around your existing schedule, Robert makes it a priority to keep you informed and involved throughout the progress of your case. When selecting the correct criminal defense lawyer, you can rest assured that Robert will always go the extra mile to keep you informed and defend your case. Whether you have been charged with drunk driving, drug crimes, or any other criminal offense, it is important to have a criminal defense lawyer who will be dedicated to you and your case.

History

Established in 2007.

Robert G. Crow, PC opened business in 2007 and has concentrated it’s practice of law on criminal and DUI defense since it’s opening.

Meet the Business Owner

Robert C.

Business Owner

Robert earned his law degree from Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, concentrating his coursework on trial advocacy and constitutional law. Robert was the associate director for trial competitions on the Law School Trial Board. While in law school, Robert volunteered at a local middle school, interned with a federal judge, worked at the District Attorney’s office in Family Court, and worked alongside a criminal defense attorney. Robert authored a comprehensive paper on the right to confrontation in criminal prosecutions. Robert completed the National Institute for Trial Advocacy Trial Skills Program in February of 2008.

Robert received his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia in the Distinguished Major Program in Political and Social Thought. While at the University of Virginia, Robert authored a comprehensive thesis on the death penalty and it’s use with juveniles and people suffering from mental disabilities.