Joseph D. Rotella
Certified Criminal Trial Attorney
EXPERT DEFENSE OF ALL CRIMINAL MATTERS
Joseph D. Rotella, Esq., a Certified Criminal Trial Attorney, specializes in representing individuals, public employees and corporations in the area of criminal defense litigation. His practice involves the defense of all criminal matters, in New Jersey Federal and State Courts, including  homicide, robbery, sexual assault, Megan's Law issues, white collar crimes including embezzlement, securities, bank and health care fraud, DWI and other motor vehicle violations. In the area of drug charges, he specializes in representing those who are charged with possession of drugs within a school zone (1000 feet of a school) and 500 feet of a public park, library or public housing.

Mr. Rotella's experience, knowledge and expertise in all aspects of criminal defense has been recognized by his designation as a Certified Criminal Trial Attorney by the New Jersey Supreme Court and as a Board Certified Criminal Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He is one of only four attorneys in New Jersey to acquire both designations.

Eighteen years of experience practicing in both the Federal and State Courts lends Mr. Rotella the edge needed to resolve his clients problems with integrity, sound judgment and zealous advocacy. Cultivated over the years, his extensive knowledge of the policies, procedures and people involved in the criminal justice system allows for the best possible resolution for his clients.

With offices in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Mr. Rotella is centrally located to appear in the Essex County courts located in Newark, as well as the courts in Hudson County (Jersey City), Union County (Elizabeth), Passaic County (Paterson), Morris County (Morristown), as well as the Federal courts in Newark, Trenton and Camden.

744 Broad Street, Suite 1520, Newark, New Jersey 07102
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