Lorraine Gauli-Rufo, Esq. & Associates
Attorney Lorraine Gauli-Rufo provides legal representation for criminal matters in New York City and in Verona, Montclair, and surrounding areas of New Jersey, with a focus on Federal Criminal Defense.
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“We fight for your rights and protect your freedom when you are threatened or charged with a federal crime.”
Lorraine Gauli-Rufo was selected as a Super Lawyers in New Jersey for White Collar Criminal Defense (2017 -2024) and in Metro, New York City for Criminal Defense (2017-2024).
Experienced, Aggressive and Effective Representation – Specializing in Federal Criminal Defense in New Jersey and New York
For more than 25 years, Lorraine Gauli-Rufo of LGR Law, LLC has offered top-notch legal representation to her clients and is a trusted and respected federal criminal defense attorney in the Newark, NJ area as well as New York City. She defends the rights of the accused in federal courts throughout the United States, with a focus on New Jersey and Manhattan, New York federal courts. Ms. Gauli-Rufo has tried numerous cases and has a wealth of experience in all phases of criminal litigation including trials, motion practice, plea hearings, sentencing, and appeals. She has achieved many below Guideline sentences for her clients. She also represents many clients who are either the subjects or the targets of federal criminal investigations as well as individuals and corporations who are served with federal grand jury subpoenas.
Ms. Gauli-Rufo and her office are the standout choice for those looking for quality representation in the New York City and Montclair area. She is a zealous advocate for protecting her client’s rights from the beginning stages of a criminal matter to its conclusion. She is also considered a tough and successful negotiator with plea agreements. When you are first contacted by the federal government or any federal agency or notified of a potential criminal matter, immediately contact Ms. Gauli-Rufo of LGR law.
Primary Practice Areas
Specializing in Criminal Defense in New Jersey Federal Courts and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York
Representative Federal Criminal Matters
Ms. Gauli-Rufo and LGR Law have defended a wide range of criminal matters in both federal and state courts in New York and New Jersey.
Representative Criminal matters:
- Conspiracy offenses
- Serious drug offenses
- Assault
- Hobbs Act Offenses
- Extortion and Bribery
- Gambling Offenses
- Child Pornography
- Immigration Offenses (Reentry)
- Firearms offenses
- Grand Jury Matters (Target Letters)
- Revocation of Supervised Release
- Compassionate Release and Reduction of Sentence
- Appeals
- § 2255 (Habeas matters)
Federal Criminal Law
LGR Law also specializes in defending federal white collar criminal matters.
White Collar Federal Crimes including:
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News & Articles
Criminal defense attorney, Lorraine Gauli-Rufo shares news and articles pertaining to criminal and federal law
Criminal Accusation Guide
Know Your Rights – A Guide of Your Rights if Accused of a Crime Understanding your rights if you have been accused of a crime is an essential step in protecting yourself during the legal process. This guide will outline your rights under the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth...
Esteras V. US
This term, the Supreme Court is deciding Esteras v. United States, a case that could reshape sentencing for individuals who violate conditions of their supervised release, potentially shifting the focus from rehabilitation to a blend of punishment and rehabilitation....
The United States Sentencing Guideline Amendments
It is that time again… the United States Sentencing Guideline Amendments take effect in less than a month. They go into effect on November 1, 2024. Key amendments include: Acquitted Conduct: Relevant conduct (§ 1B1.1) now excludes conduct for which a defendant...
How a Federal Criminal Case Starts
When faced with a federal criminal case, understanding how proceedings begin can significantly impact your defense strategy. Federal criminal cases can commence primarily in three ways - indictment, complaint, or information. Each method has its unique procedures and...
A Sea Change in Securities Fraud: The Implications of SEC v. Jarkesy
A Sea Change in Securities Fraud: The Implications of SEC v. Jarkesy On June 27, 2024, in a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has fundamentally altered securities fraud enforcement with its ruling in SEC v. Jarkesy. The Supreme Court has ruled that defendants...
Supreme Court of the United States Update: Snyder v. United States
On June 26, 2024, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Snyder v. United States, holding that a federal anti-corruption statute, 18 U.S.C. § 666(a)(1)(B), does not criminalize gratuities given to public officials as a token of appreciation for taking an official...