Start with what happened
An arrest or accusation can put freedom, employment, driving privileges, family relationships, and reputation at risk. Henrik begins with the police reports, the available evidence, the client’s account, and the deadlines that require immediate attention.
Misdemeanors and felonies
The office represents people accused of misdemeanor and felony offenses in Los Angeles County and handles criminal matters in state and federal courts. The seriousness of the charge changes the exposure, but every case deserves careful preparation and direct attorney attention.
Criminal matters
The practice includes DUI and driving offenses, drug charges, theft, domestic violence, probation violations, fraud, sex offenses, violent-crime allegations, expungements, and other criminal matters. This is not an exhaustive list.
DUI and license issues
A DUI case may involve both the criminal court and a separate administrative process affecting the driver’s license. Deadlines can arrive quickly. Early review allows counsel to identify the issues, preserve options, and explain what happens next.
Test the evidence
Defense work may include reviewing searches and stops, statements, identification procedures, laboratory or testing evidence, witness accounts, video, and whether law enforcement followed the rules that protect the accused.
Your case should not be handed from person to person. You deserve to know the lawyer, the strategy, and the next step.
Advice you can use
Henrik explains the charge, possible consequences, available defenses, negotiation choices, and what preparation may be required for hearings or trial. Recommendations come with reasons—not slogans.
Support under pressure
Criminal cases are personal and stressful. Clients receive candid advice and a place to turn with questions while the case moves through court.