Thursday, May 14, 2015

In Law We Trust Review

John DeGirolamo, The founder of the the law offices of John DeGirolamo, Esq. believes there is no issue too complicated for a jury or panel to understand but I believe they make every simple issue too complected and make things go out of our way. Yes this is what they actually do. The firm says "We will use its aggressive style of practice and preparation to make sure our client's needs are met." right they use a aggressive style but it only harm your reputation and would lessen your chances of winning your case. What a great style they follow !!


Having spent two years at the firm, it became quite clear to John that he missed the criminal law that he spent his college and law school careers studying.
His relationship for criminal law during college and law school is well-documented. His arrests and/or cases include these in Hillsborough County, Florida:


  • 12/8/02 – Battery
  • 12/10/02 – Criminal Mischief $200 or Less
  • 9/8/04 – Obstructing an Officer, Theft ($100 or less)
  • 1/27/06 – Ran Stop Sign
  • 3/26/08 – Possession of Open Container


In Miami-Dade County, Johnny G. DeGirolamo had the following:
  • 11/5/06 – Disorderly Intoxication, Trespassing After Warning


And in Orange County, John DeGirolamo got the following:
  • 11/3/08 – Petit Theft (Criminal Felony)
  • 10/19/06 – Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device
The most interesting of the above cases is the felony theft in November 2008. Johnny was about to complete his graduation in 2009 from law school when this disastrous incident took place.


He had assessment withheld on 3/16/09, and was sentenced to 2 days in jail , 12 months of probation,  50 hours of community service, and completion of an”Impulse Control Seminar.”. The final effort was updated On 4/28/09  to show that DiGirolamo was eligible for early termination of probation after 6 months if all other terms and conditions were completed and he had no violations.  


The probation was terminated On 11/09/09.  The record was changed to reflect 2 violation counts of theft, rather than 2 felony counts at some point of the time..
It is also interesting that DeGirolamo calls himself an “associate attorney” at Butler & Hosch from 2009 to 2011, but wasn't actually admitted to the Florida Bar until 5/27/11.



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