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We are SQ Attorneys
SQ Attorneys is a partnership of Seattle criminal defense attorneys that vigorously fight for each and every client that we have the privilege and honor of representing.
5000+
CLIENTS
49
YEARS OF COMBINED PRACTICE
79
AWARDS WON
295
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We are a small, intimate Western Washington Criminal Defense law firm principled on “team work”; we have specifically chosen to handle a limited number of cases so as to best represent our clientele, and to give each and every case our undivided attention and care. This allows our team to devote its full energy and passion to each and every case and to each and every client, the honor of which we have to represent.
Case Dismissed.
"Period. I found Greg as a top search result and read the reviews. My decision to hire him was the right one. My case was dismissed. Greg always kept me in the loop, proposed a plan of action, and took the lead…"
Erik
Absolutely the Best.
"Saad helped me through what was probably the most stressful time in my life. I’ve worked with attorneys before and I have never had one who contacted me within minutes of asking a question…"
Anonymous
Greg was the right choice!
"…Greg is a man that really went the extra mile to be certain I was pleased with the outcome before finalizing anything. He is the only person I would recommend to anyone facing a DUI charge!"
Ben
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