Experienced New Jersey Criminal Lawyers
Our New Jersey Criminal Practice Group, chaired by former Morris County Chief Assistant Prosecutor and Einhorn Barbarito Partner Matthew James Troiano, includes a roster of experienced attorneys dedicated to protecting the rights of the accused, and those immersed in complex investigations or crisis situations who are in need of legal representation.
Our Criminal Practice Group is led by Chair and Partner Matthew James Troiano, a former Morris County Chief Assistant Prosecutor and seasoned trial attorney, who has handled a number of high-profile criminal matters including multiple homicide trials. He is joined by Counsel Alissa D. Hascup, a former Morris County Assistant Prosecutor and Municipal Prosecutor. Together, they offer more than 15 years of experience defending clients in private practice and are dedicated to protecting the rights of the accused and those immersed in complex investigations or crisis situations who are in need of legal representation.
Our Criminal Law Attorneys Focus on Providing Superior Criminal Defense Strategies and Counsel for Complex Investigations
As criminal defense attorneys with behind-the-scenes insight gained through years of being successful prosecutors, our Criminal Practice Group members can quickly and easily navigate the complex criminal justice system. They can identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, from the initial investigation through the grand jury process, and, ultimately, in their presentation at trial. By leveraging the benefit of this insider insight, the Einhorn Barbarito Criminal Practice Group has been able to resolve serious criminal charges for many clients without the need for trial, while also reducing their criminal exposure to jail time or prison. If, however, a case cannot be resolved, our criminal defense attorneys are prepared to present a rigorous trial defense, including an independent investigation, any and all applicable motions, and the use of expert witnesses.
Our Years of Experience in Municipal Courts Can Help Us Resolve Local Court Matters for Our Clients
In addition to representing clients charged with serious criminal violations, the Criminal Practice Group also has extensive experience with municipal court matters throughout the state. Our criminal defense attorneys have spent years working within the municipal court system and have gained insights that can often lead to a quick resolution for the benefit of our client.
The Criminal Practice Group at Einhorn Barbarito is prepared to handle any criminal or municipal court matter (criminal or traffic) that can arise in New Jersey, including:
Serious Crimes Resulting in Death:
- All homicide-related crimes, including:
- Murder
- Felony Murder
- Aggravated Manslaughter and Manslaughter
- Reckless Vehicular Homicide
- Death by Auto and Death by Vessel
- Strict Liability Drug-induced Death
Serious Crimes Not Resulting In Death:
- Attempted Murder
- Aggravated Assault
- Simple Assault
- Kidnapping
- Criminal Restraint
- Criminal Coercion
- Robbery
- Carjacking
- Bias Crimes
- Arson
- Criminal Mischief
- Burglary
- Theft
- Theft by Deception
- Forgery
- Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card
- Receiving Stolen Property
- Shoplifting
- Witness Tampering
Drug Offenses:
- Leading a Narcotics Trafficking Network
- Manufacturing, Distributing, or Dispensing
- Possession with Intent to Distribute
- Drug Possession
- Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Weapons Offenses:
- Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose
- Unlawful Possession of a Weapon
- Certain Persons Not to Possess a Weapon
- Possession of Prohibited Weapons
White Collar Crimes:
- Official Misconduct
- Fraud
- Bribery
- Computer Crimes
- Perjury, False Swearing, Hindering Apprehension, and Obstruction of Justice
- Healthcare Claims Fraud
Sexual Offenses:
- Aggravated Sexual Assault
- Sexual Assault
- Aggravated Criminal Sexual Contact and Criminal Sexual Contact
- Lewdness
- Invasion of Privacy
- Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
- Violation of Community or Parole Supervision for Life
Child Abuse-Related Crimes:
- Endangering the Welfare of a Child
- Child Abuse
- Employing a Juvenile to Commit a Crime
Domestic Violence Offenses:
- Contempt for Violating a Restraining Order
- Terroristic Threats
- Stalking
- Harassment
Municipal Court:
- DWI/DUI
- Disorderly Persons Offenses
- Petty Disorderly Offenses
- Conditional Discharge/Conditional Dismissal Program
- Serious Motor Vehicle Offenses
In addition, the Criminal Law Practice Group at Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick, PC, handles:
- Federal Crimes
- Internal White Collar Investigations for Employers/Business Owners
- Expungements
- Victim’s Rights
Contact Our New Jersey Criminal Defense Lawyers
Although past performance cannot guarantee future results, our New Jersey criminal lawyers often mean the difference between jail and freedom. We represent clients throughout New Jersey. Contact us online or by phone at 973-627-7300.
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Press
- Matthew J. Troiano Included in Morris & Essex Magazine as “The Face of Criminal Law” in 2023 Faces of Morris & Essex List
- Law360 Profiles Alissa Hascup on Arrival to Einhorn Barbarito
- Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick, PC Adds Criminal Defense Lawyer Alissa D. Hascup as Counsel in the Firm’s Criminal Practice Group
- Matthew J. Troiano Quoted in U.S. News Article “Burglary vs Robbery: What’s the Difference?”
- Matthew Troiano Quoted In NJ.com Cannabis Insider Article, “Will Cops Be Allowed To Toke? This Bill Says No.”
- Matheu D. Nunn Quoted in NJLJ Article, “‘We Don’t Squeal’: What Lawyers Need To Know About NJ’s New Use-of-Force Policies”
- Einhorn Barbarito Criminal Defense Lawyer Matthew Troiano Appears on “48 Hours“ in an Investigation of the Case of Lizzie Borden
- Matthew James Troiano mentioned in New Jersey Law Journal article, “Ex-Prosecutors Proliferate New Jersey Lateral Market”
- Matt Troiano featured in Randolph Reporter article, “Randolph’s Troiano: It’s all about the rights”
- Matt Troiano featured in Randolph Reporter article, “Randolph’s Troiano: It’s all about the rights”
- Matthew James Troiano Featured in Law360 Article, “Ex-Prosecutor To Lead Criminal Law Team At Einhorn Barbarito”
- Einhorn Barbarito Partner, Matheu Nunn, Comments on Private Complaint Issued Against New Jersey Governor
