Brian J. Neary has tried countless criminal cases, ranging from murder, sexual offenses, fraud & other types of criminal cases in the state and federal courts, in New Jersey.

Regarded as one of the premier criminal defense lawyers in New Jersey, Mr. Neary devotes his practice to the defense of those accused of crimes and serious motor vehicle offenses. Known in courthouses and in the press as "the lawyer with the bow-tie," he is also a recognized legal educator and media commentator. He is an experienced trial and appellate lawyer in both the State and Federal courts.

Since 1982, Mr. Neary has been certified as a Criminal Trial Attorney by both the New Jersey Supreme Court and the National Board of Trial Advocacy. For over 35 years, Brian J. Neary has tried countless criminal cases, ranging from murder, sexual offenses, fraud and other types of criminal cases in the state and federal courts, including some of the most high-profile political corruption cases in New Jersey over the past decade. For more than 20 years, Mr. Neary has served as an adjunct professor at Rutgers School of Law in Newark. He also teaches criminal law and trial advocacy courses attended by judges and lawyers. Recognized as one of the State's Top 100 lawyers for the past ten years in the New Jersey Super Lawyers publication. For over 20 years, Mr. Neary has been named in Best Lawyers in America for numerous categories in criminal defense. The law firm is cited as a "Best Law Firm" by US News & World Report. He has received Martindale-Hubbell's prestigious AV-Preeminent* rating.

Areas of Practice: Criminal Law Federal Crimes Homicide Sexual Assault Internet Crimes Drugs Cultivation Laundering Financial Crimes Wire Fraud Shipping Container Crimes Aviation Crimes DWI Death by Auto Firearms and Weapons Offenses Theft and Fraud Political Corruption Bribery Wiretaps Terrorism Parole & Probation Violations Domestic Violence Organized Crime and Forfeitures SEC violations Environmental Crimes Counterfeit Goods and Media Computer & Cell Phone Offenses Official Misconduct Pornography Sexting & Webcam Offenses Hacking Intellectual Property Crimes