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Are you concerned that you simply cannot afford to hire a criminal defence lawyer?  When you consider the consequences of a criminal conviction, including financial consequences such as having to pay hefty fines or losing your job, you really can’t afford not to hire a lawyer.

But don’t worry! It costs you nothing to pick up the phone and call Nicholas Robinson, an experienced criminal defence lawyer in Burlington.  Make that call right now.  Speaking with Nicholas Robinson places you under no obligation.

Meet your lawyer for free.

Nicholas Robinson offers a free initial consultation.  With a free consultation, you can determine how exactly Nicholas Robinson will be able to help you, how much your legal fees will be, and many other facts about your case before you decide whether or not to hire Nicholas Robinson.

Free consultations allow you to be armed with all the necessary information when you decide whether or not to hire a lawyer. There is no obligation to hire Nicholas Robinson after your free consultation.  You are free to decide that you do not want to hire a lawyer or to shop around and meet with other lawyers.

Call Nicholas Robinson today at (437) 524-6127 to set up your free initial consultation.

Hourly or Fixed Fee.

During your free consultation, Nicholas Robinson will assess your case and tell you what your legal fees will be. This fee is determined by three factors:

• Nicholas Robinson’s reputation and experience.
• The complexity of your case.
• The estimated amount of time that Nicholas Robinson will have to devote to your case.

As an experienced criminal defence lawyer, Nicholas Robinson is able to make a fairly accurate estimate about how much time any particular case is likely to take and may therefore be able to charge you a fixed (or block) fee rather than charge you for work done at an hourly rate.  With a fixed fee, you’ll know in advance how much your defence will likely cost.

The fixed fee generally covers all consultations with Nicholas Robinson (in person and by phone), as well as all standard court appearances.