YOU DESERVE AN ATTORNEY WITH A TRUE DEPTH OF KNOWLEDGE
A lawyer becomes more proficient with experience. On the path to proficiency, wisdom is gained by those who use their mistakes as opportunities for growth. Throughout his career, Phillip Linder has done just that.
PHILLIP SHOWS RESPECT FOR THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND EARNS IT IN RETURN.
The justice system is a powerful entity. Having navigated its complexities for more than three decades, Phillip understands that, in order to succeed, you must play by the rules and respect your opponents.
THE LINDER FIRM KNOWS THAT IT TAKES PATIENCE TO GET RESULTS.
The long game is usually far more important than the short game. Attorney Linder will help you determine a goal, then stand by your side to ensure that distractions don’t pull your focus away from reaching the finish line.
Phillip Linder was drawn to the justice system from a very young age. His father was a federal agent, giving Phillip the unique opportunity to grow up around lawyers, judges, and law enforcement. Every day, he witnessed how these professionals confronted new challenges with confidence and helped people overcome some of life’s most difficult moments. He was inspired to pursue a career in which he, too, could have a lasting impact on others. When he’s not advocating for clients in issues of criminal defense, professional negligence, or family law, Phillip can be found traveling around the country to complete road bike races and tours.
As an executive in a new start-up company, I was falsely charged with securities fraud and had my assets frozen by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Phillip aggressively represented me and had my charges dismissed. His knowledge of finance and accounting and experience as a former prosecutor were absolutely imperative.
While in college, our daughter developed a serious drug problem. She was eventually charged in two drug delivery offenses in Collin County and was looking at possibly going to prison for several years. Phillip convinced the Judge to give her a second chance.
I am in the military and have Top Security Clearance in Washington DC. I was arrested in Dallas and falsely charged with a DWI. Had I been convicted of the DWI, I would have lost my clearance and my job. Phillip convinced the Jury to find me not guilty and saved my career.
I was involved in a road rage incident in which the other guy was the aggressor and pulled a gun on me. He however called the police 1st and I was arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Phillip worked with the District Attorney’s office to have the case sorted out and have my case dismissed. The actual aggressor was then charged with the offense.
I was a former executive at a large national health care institution based in Dallas. Myself and several others were fired and accused of corporate fraud and embezzlement. Phillips’ diligence and knowledge of corporate finance and accounting convinced the various State and Federal law enforcement agencies involved to not file any cases against me.
With age and experience in the legal industry comes the understanding that perseverance is the key to success. When obstacles arise along the way, you must stay the course, no matter how difficult it may seem.
Fighting back against criminal charges is much like cycling uphill—it takes strength, patience, and focus. But dedication pays off, and you will be much better off in the long run if you keep your eye on the end goal and just keep going.
In the face of accusations involving white collar crimes, federal crimes, and more, Phillip aims to show his clients that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Schedule a free consultation in Dallas today to discover how The Linder Firm can help you reach it. He proudly serves those in McKinney, as well as Dallas and Collin counties.
Phillip Linder successfully handled a corporate fraud and embezzlement case.
Attorney Linder represented a client in an assault and family violence case.
Phillip handled a narcotics case on behalf of an accused client.
Attorney Linder represented a client in a case involving possession of a controlled substance.
Phillip took the lead in a difficult sexual assault case.
During a criminal trial, the prosecution is often required to prove the action and intent before a defendant can be found guilty. Unfortunately, many alleged defendants often end up committing a crime due to their mental illness or condition. Such mental health issues may include trauma, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or PTSD.
If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, the worst thing that can happen to you is going to jail or prison. Since incarceration is the worst possible outcome for any person facing criminal charges, many defendants wonder, “Are there alternatives to going to jail?” Fortunately, yes. Depending on the charges and the circumstances of your case, you may qualify for alternative sentencing.
