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Ed Weinstock is a distinguished attorney certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Criminal Trial Attorney, bringing over a decade of legal expertise to his practice. Located in the vibrant city of Atlantic City, NJ, Mr. Weinstock excels in criminal defense, offering a comprehensive general practice that serves a diverse clientele across New Jersey, New York, and federal courts. Throughout his career, Ed has demonstrated unwavering commitment and exceptional skill in defending the rights of the criminally accused. His extensive experience encompasses a wide range of serious charges, including murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault, and drug distribution, among others. With a proven track record of securing acquittals and dismissals, Ed has become a formidable advocate for those facing complex legal challenges, including casino-related offenses and gun crimes. Ed's legal journey began at the prestigious McCarter & English law firm in Newark, where he honed his skills in a high-pressure environment. He subsequently served as an associate at Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf in New York and Princeton, further broadening his legal acumen. His tenure as an assistant prosecutor at the Union County Prosecutor's Office allowed him to trial over 25 cases to verdict, providing him with invaluable insights from both the prosecution and defense perspectives. In 2009, Ed and his wife founded Weinstock & Associates, LLC, a criminal defense and general litigation practice dedicated to delivering personalized legal services. Under his leadership, the firm has solidified its reputation for excellence, combining legal expertise with a compassionate approach to client representation. Whether navigating the complexities of criminal law or addressing general legal matters, Ed Weinstock remains committed to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients in Atlantic City and beyond.
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.