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Damon Alimouri
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One of the absolute best criminal defense attorneys in all of Los Angeles County, Damon Alimouri’s reputation for his talent, relentlessness, and fearlessness as an advocate precedes him [...]

Why Choose Alimouri & Alimouri If You Are Facing Felony Charges?

If you need a Los Angeles felony lawyer, you want someone who treats your case with real care. Your freedom and reputation are on the line, and Damon and Kate Alimouri always keep that in mind. As a family-run firm, they take every case personally and defend clients as they would their own family.

Mr. Alimouri is known in Southern California courtrooms as a skilled and determined advocate. He has handled many high-stakes jury trials, including cases involving murder, attempted murder, and gang-related shootings. Mr. Alimouri brings the same focused, results-oriented approach to every case, no matter the charges.

At Alimouri & Alimouri, our clients often share how our personal approach and hard work made a real difference in their cases, like in this example:

“I believe choosing this law office resulted in the best possible outcome for my case. Damon was able to get a felony embezzlement charge reduced down to a misdemeanor with no time served. I am now able to move forward and get the charge expunged from my record.”

– Jorgi

Our firm maintains its own team of private investigators and field experts who can dig into the evidence, track down witnesses, and preserve critical proof before it disappears. Because we know a conviction doesn’t always mark the end of the road, we handle post-conviction matters, such as appeals, in-house. Finally, our staff makes itself available 24/7, because we understand that questions can’t always wait for business hours when you’re facing serious charges.

When you are ready to discuss your case, contact Alimouri & Alimouri for your fully confidential case evaluation.

What Is a Felony Charge?

In California, a felony is any crime that can be punished by death, a state prison sentence, or sometimes time in county jail. Unlike other states, California does not use numbered or lettered classes for felonies. Instead, many felonies have a sentencing triad, which means the law sets three possible prison terms (short, medium, or long), and the judge chooses based on the case details and the defendant’s history.

Some crimes in California are called “wobblers.” This means prosecutors can charge them as either felonies or misdemeanors, depending on the situation. This choice can mean the difference between a state prison sentence and a much lighter penalty.

An experienced defense attorney like Mr. Alimouri can work to have your charges reduced, dismissed, or classified more favorably from the start, which can change the outcome of your case.