Larrion Hillman has proven that aggressive representation  and a compassionate understanding of his clients’ needs  are a winning combination.

 “Your job, as a criminal defense attorney, is to protect your client’s  rights, no matter what they are accused of. It matters not how egregious the  accusation.” 

 Those words of my first mentor and boss when I started practicing law  almost 25 years ago resonate with me today. Countless people ask how I  practice criminal defense, and every time, it takes me back to that initial  conversation. 

 “My path to criminal defense took many avenues. I spent five years  prosecuting in the District Attorney’s office, which I thoroughly enjoyed.  I later opened my own practice and dabbled in the personal injury field,  domestic work, and estate planning. I later realized that I wanted to return  to criminal law. My time in the DA’s office gives me a better perspective of  both sides of the case, prosecution and defense.’ Larrion said. “Ferreting  out the details, figuring out the why, proving their innocence,  mitigating their actions, and helping clients get back on their feet, these are the things I’m passionate about. I do not feel I  have served my client unless I do everything I can to set them  up for success.”