Cofer & Connelly, PLLC
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Facing assault charges can be a pivotal moment, carrying significant legal, personal, and social consequences. With so much at stake, it’s critical to contact an assault lawyer as soon as possible. At Cofer & Connelly, PLLC, we understand the gravity of such situations and provide strong legal representation to those accused of assault.
When you retain our firm’s representation, we will work diligently to analyze every detail surrounding your case, ensuring your rights are protected throughout the legal process. Our approach includes thorough investigation, strategic planning, and powerful advocacy in and out of court to pursue the most favorable outcome possible for your situation.
There is too much at stake to wait. Call our firm at (512) 991-0576 to schedule a consultation with an assault attorney.
At Cofer & Connelly, PLLC, we bring decades of courtroom experience and a personalized approach to every case. Our dedicated team is committed to defending your rights and guiding you through complex legal matters—whether it's criminal defense, family law, or personal injury. When your future is on the line, we're ready to fight for you.
Why Choose Us:
- Over 100 years of combined legal experience
- Former prosecutors and judges working on your case
- Award-winning and client-focused representation
- Immediate response and proactive case management
- Tailored legal strategies for every client
- Serving clients across Texas with deep local roots
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Over 100 Years of Experience
Guiding you through complex legal challenges.
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350+ Trials in Our Belt
Proven results with seasoned courtroom expertise.
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Client-Centric Legal Strategies
Tailored solutions for your unique legal needs.
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Former Judges and Prosecutors
Insightful defense from a well-rounded legal team.
At Cofer & Connelly, PLLC, our team of seasoned attorneys brings over a century of combined legal experience to every case, with a legacy rooted deep in Texas history. Led by Rick Cofer and Jeffrey Connelly—both former prosecutors and judges—our firm is recognized for award-winning representation and aggressive advocacy in criminal defense, family law, and personal injury matters across the state. We believe every client deserves a tailored strategy, not a one-size-fits-all approach. From the first call to the courtroom, we act fast, protect your rights, and keep your needs at the center of everything we do. With four offices across Texas and a passionate, client-focused team, we’re ready to stand by you and fight for your future, no matter the challenge you face.
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Dania Sadi Associate Attorney
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How does an assault investigation proceed?An assault investigation typically begins with the police gathering statements from involved parties and witnesses. They may collect physical evidence and review medical records if injuries are involved. The prosecutor then decides whether there's enough evidence to file formal charges.
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How can a lawyer help with assault charges?A lawyer can offer critical guidance through the legal process by analyzing evidence, identifying defenses, and negotiating with the prosecution. They aim to reduce charges, minimize penalties, or achieve an acquittal. Legal representation increases your chances of a favorable outcome.
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What are the penalties for assault?Penalties for assault can vary depending on the severity of the offense and jurisdiction. They can range from fines and community service to probation or imprisonment. Factors such as the use of a weapon, injuries caused, and prior convictions can influence sentencing.
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Can assault charges affect my job?Yes, assault charges can affect employment, especially if your job involves security clearance or working with vulnerable populations. Employers may view charges as a risk. It's crucial to manage the situation legally and seek penalties that won't result in a conviction on your record.