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Christopher Patrick Hickey is a distinguished attorney based in Indio, CA, with deep roots in the Coachella Valley. Born in Palm Springs and a proud graduate of Palm Desert High School, Mr. Hickey's commitment to serving his community is unwavering. After earning his law degree from George Mason University School of Law, where he honed his skills in persuasive argumentation and legal writing, he returned to his hometown to make a meaningful impact in the field of law. Mr. Hickey's legal journey began in his youth, where he gained invaluable experience working alongside esteemed criminal defense attorneys in the region. His early involvement in criminal trials sparked a profound passion for the law, driven by the inspiration he drew from his father's criminal defense practice. This foundation has shaped Mr. Hickey into a tenacious advocate for his clients, particularly in the areas of violent crime, domestic violence, and traffic offenses, including speeding and DUI cases. As the founder of Christopher P. Hickey, Attorney at Law, Mr. Hickey has successfully represented clients throughout Southern California, including Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial, Orange, Los Angeles, and San Diego counties. His diverse caseload encompasses a range of legal matters, from car accident injuries and welfare fraud to serious criminal charges. In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Hickey is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of legal minds, serving as a Mock Trial coach at Palm Desert High School. His commitment to both professional excellence and community service underscores his belief in the transformative power of the law. With a focus on client-centered service and a track record of success, Christopher Patrick Hickey stands out as a trusted advocate in the Coachella Valley legal landscape.
Violent crime defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes involving violence or threat of harm. They provide aggressive defense to protect clients' rights and freedom. Common matters include assault, battery, robbery, homicide.