Richard Della Fera - Criminal Appeals Attorney

You can’t afford to leave the appeal of a criminal conviction and sentence to just any attorney.  You need an attorney that specializes in criminal appellate practice.  For close to three decades, Richard Della Fera criminal appellate specialist, has been handling criminal appeals in federal court and the appellate courts of the State of Florida.  The number of cases where he has prevailed on behalf of his client is remarkable. Richard Della Fera has had convictions overturned and sentences reduced in courts of appeals on both the federal and state level.  Let him put his extensive knowledge and experience and persuasive talents to work for you.

What makes a great appellate attorney? One thing that a great appellate attorney has is courtroom experience, and lots of it. When attorney tries a lot of cases, he develops a sense of how the actions of the judge at trial will play out on appeal.  Richard Della Fera has tried nearly 125 criminal cases.  He also has handled well over 500 criminal cases and litigated legal issues from ranging from pretrial suppression motions to sentencing errors and everything in between.  Because of his extensive courtroom experience, coupled with his sharp legal research and writing skills and his ability to present logical and persuasive arguments to the court, he is eminently qualified to handle your criminal appeal.

Criminal Appellate Specialist Richard Della Fera will be happy to provide a free consultation in his office.  If the client is incarcerated, Richard Della Fera will arrange for a non-monitored legal call to discuss the case.  If the client consents, Richard Della Fera will also meet with family members who want to better understand the appellate process and discuss the particulars of the case.  These consultations are provided for FREE. As Mr. Della Fera likes to put it “I have no problem talking to people about their appeal free of charge.  It is only when I file a notice of appearance as counsel for the client notifying the court that I am taking on the case that payment is due.”