Rockind Law of Rochester Hills

Rockind Law of Rochester Hills is a criminal defense lawyer in Rochester Hills, Michigan. The firm handles criminal defense, expungement, and complex litigation, and its team includes founding attorney Neil Rockind, senior trial attorney Colin A. Daniels, trial attorneys Samar Chouman and Connor F. Pearson, and paralegal Breanna Weiner. Neil Rockind began his career as a young prosecutor in the prosecution of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, and the firm's work centers on defending clients facing criminal charges and on expungement, which the firm notes must be won during a legal hearing. Rockind Law holds a rating of 4.80 based on 78 reviews.

The firm deliberately limits its caseload to take on fewer clients and provide personalized representation, an approach it describes as quality over quantity. It represents educated, high-asset, hardworking people who are remorseful and ready to move on, rather than career criminals, and it states that it will go to trial when it cannot get the result it wants from the prosecution. Rockind Law charges for initial consultations, applies that fee toward the retainer if the client hires the firm, and can often schedule consultations within 24 to 48 hours, with priority given to emergency situations such as recent arrests or pending arraignments. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with after-hours appointments available and 24/7 phone availability for criminal emergencies.

The office is at 36400 Woodward Avenue, Suite 210, in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, with free parking available. The firm serves clients throughout the Metro Detroit area and across Michigan.

Rockind Law has built a strong local reputation reflected in consistently high customer ratings, along with a steady record of repeat and referred customers. For people in Rochester Hills and the surrounding Metro Detroit area facing criminal charges or seeking an expungement, that record of repeat and referred clients reflects a defense practice built on selective, trial-ready representation.