Miami Boutique Criminal Defense and Justice Attorney Firm
At Seitles & Litwin, our criminal defense and justice attorneys have built a strong reputation through years of relentless advocacy for our clients. Founding lawyer Marc Seitles was honored as one of the Florida’s Legal Elite by Florida trend magazine, and partner Ashley Litwin was recognized as one of the 40 under 40 outstanding lawyers in South Florida. With a commitment to compassion, integrity, and determination, our team is dedicated to providing you with the criminal defense counsel you can trust. When you need a reliable advocate in Miami, Seitles & Litwin is here to fight for the results you deserve.Experience You Can Trust
Focusing on federal criminal defense at the trial and appellate level, the firm has defended hundreds of accused individuals facing charges for matters related to securities fraud, drug trafficking, money laundering, white-collar crimes, Medicare fraud, and kickback/bribery cases. Seitles & Litwin has received numerous accolades…
- Named Top Lawyers in South Florida in 2008 to present by South Florida Legal Guide
- Selected as a Florida Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers
- Selected as One of Florida’s Legal Elite by Florida Trend Magazine
- Finalist, Most Effective Criminal Lawyer by Daily Business Review in 2008, 2009, 2012, 2017
- Recipient of Rodney Thaxton “Against All Odds” Award from Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- Selected as one of the 40 under 40 Outstanding Lawyers of South Florida by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
New Victory from our Team
In a significant victory for the defense, attorney Marc Seitles successfully represented Fidalgis Font, the CEO of Tellus Clinical Research, in a medical fraud case involving alleged "fake" clinical drug trials. Font was acquitted of all federal charges including conspiracy, wire fraud, mail fraud and money laundering brought by the Department of Justice. Seitles argued that Font, as the clinic owner, had no direct involvement in the drug trials conducted at her clinic. The jury carefully examined the evidence and concluded that witnesses were clearly lying and that the government has not met its burden of proof. The defense's success highlights Seitles' effective representation and his ability to dismantle the prosecution's case.