Knoxville DUI Defense Attorney

knoxville lawyer Knoxville DUI and Criminal Defense attorney Robert R. Kurtz focuses his practice on defending individuals accused of crimes in Knoxville and much of east Tennessee in State and Federal court. Mr. Kurtz is a death penalty qualified defense lawyer having handled multiple first degree murder and death penalty cases. Mr. Kurtz regularly represents clients accused of DUI, drug crimes including drug conspiracy, sex offenses and violent offenses.

Criminal Defense Lawyer in Knoxville

Mr. Kurtz is a DUI lawyer handling DUI cases in Knox and all surrounding counties throughout east Tennessee. DUI cases affect everyone from business owners and CEOs to students at the University of Tennessee. A DUI conviction can have profound and lasting consequences on your career and family.

The firm is located in a 100 year old building on Gay Street in downtown Knoxville. The office is within walking distance of the State and Federal courthouses and the Tennessee Supreme Court building.

Robert Kurtz is dedicated to fighting for his clients’ rights, no matter how difficult the case or unpopular the cause to ensure that justice is received. Mr. Kurtz believes that solid preparation, thorough investigation and honest advice produce sound results.

Robert Kurtz’s mission and practice is to:

1. Treat his clients with respect;

2. Be available when his clients need him, not just during business hours;

3. Have direct and regular contact with his client;

4. Maintain the highest professional integrity while aggressively representing his clients; and

5. Provide honest, thoughtful and sound advice about your case.

Robert R. Kurtz represents clients in the cities of Athens, Chattanooga, Cleveland, Cookeville, Crossville, Gatlinburg, Greeneville, Jefferson City, Kingston, Knoxville, Maynardville, Memphis, Nashville, Newport, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and the tri-cities of Kingsport, Johnson City and Bristol.

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