In the blink of an eye, your world fractures. Hushed conversations behind closed doors, sideways glances at the grocery store, and calls that suddenly go to voicemail. A sex crime allegation doesn't just threaten your freedom; it attacks the very foundation of who you are.
The morning news blares from your kitchen television: another sensationalized story about someone facing charges similar to yours. The reporters speak with certainty—as if the accused has already been tried and convicted. You change the channel, but the knot in your stomach tightens. Will people view you the same way?
You sit across from attorney after attorney. Each one glances at your case file, then at you. They speak of plea deals before hearing your full story. They talk about "damage control" instead of defense. They've already decided who you are based on a police report.
Then you walk into Berlin Defense.
The difference is immediate. You're offered a chair, a glass of water, and something far more valuable—a chance to be heard. To be seen as a person, not a case number or a charge.
As a former prosecutor who's stood on both sides of the courtroom, Lee understands the machinery of sex crime prosecutions—how they're built, how emotions sway juries, how the same evidence can tell different stories. Whether you're a teenager whose text messages were misinterpreted or a professional whose reputation hangs by a thread, Lee crafts defenses that protect what matters most: your future.