William W. Swor, PC

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William W. Swor, PC

A Dedicated Attorney Passionately Advocating For Clients’ Rights

Effective Criminal Defense At The State Level

The attorney at William W. Swor, PC, has decades of experience in handling criminal cases in the courts throughout Michigan, including years on the prosecution side. When charged with a crime in Michigan or even if you are under investigation by a District Attorney’s Office, you want the most experienced criminal attorney on your side to fight for your freedom, your reputation and your future.

A Proven Record Of Success

Clients hire Mr. Swor because they hope to and expect to win their cases – and his record shows that he can win Michigan trials, he gets serious Michigan cases dismissed on motions, and he works out very favorable plea deals for clients charged with major felonies in Michigan. This is not done magically; instead, through an exhaustive approach to pretrial investigation and with extensive and creative legal research, he can take the sting out of many criminal cases before the case gets to trial.

If a case does go to trial, he doesn’t just talk the talk – he often wins. He wins because his clients expect to win and he expects to win. His victories are not limited to relatively minor misdemeanor cases but include some of the biggest and most high-profile felony cases in Michigan where clients face decades in prison. But he uses the same strategies and zealous advocacy for all his cases, large and small, because the same result is desired: to win and get you your life back.

Criminal Cases Mr. Swor Represents

The practice at William W. Swor, PC, is nearly entirely limited to criminal defense work with decades of fighting such cases throughout Michigan. These cases often involve such charges as:

The firm also handles appearance tickets, bench warrants, expungement and sealing issues, probation violations, and juvenile crimes.

Addressing White Collar Crime Charges

Some clients are charged with white collar crimes, which are often more complicated:

  • Embezzlement: The fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to one’s care, typically by an employee or official, for personal gain.
  • Fraud: The deliberate deception or misrepresentation made to secure unfair or unlawful gain, or to deprive a victim of a legal right.
  • Money laundering: The illegal process of concealing the origins of money obtained through criminal activity by passing it through a complex sequence of banking transfers or commercial transactions to make it appear legitimate.

What Should You Do If You’ve Been Charged With A Crime?

Don’t leave your future to chance. Contact William W. Swor, PC, today by calling 313-499-0182 using the contact page for a consultation. With decades of experience and a proven track record of winning cases, Mr. Swor is a dedicated criminal defense lawyer will fight tirelessly to protect your freedom, reputation and future. Reach out now to ensure you have strong legal representation.