Meghan Murphy
Premium Legal Counsel in Chicago and the city's Northern Suburbs
I offer comprehensive legal advice and counsel. If you have a legal matter or issue I can offer you the best representation in Chicago and the Northern Suburbs. My creative approach to litigation allows me to achieve exceptional results where other lawyers fall short. Practicing since 2005 and as a former Cook County Public Defender, I have experience handling hundreds of cases and clients at a time, appearing in bench and jury trials, winning countless misdemeanor and felony cases. My expertise for the past five years focuses solely on Criminal Defense, mainly dedicated to traffic cases consisting of DUIs, driving with suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident and other traffic offenses.
Email for a free consultation meghanmurphylaw@gmail.com
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Learn What I Can Do For You
Offering You Specialized Counsel in Traffic cases, DUIs and Misdemeanors
Traffic Tickets
Got a speeding ticket? Ticket for leaving the scene of an accident? Ticket for no insurance? I am ready to help. Meghan Murphy has the legal knowledge, skills, and experience to advise and defend clients on Illinois Traffic tickets on roads and highways. So WHY should you hire a lawyer to defend your traffic ticket?  The answer is clear – convictions on your license can have long term costly consequences and may result in suspension or revocation of driving privileges. Defending your infraction with legal support costs far less than the ramifications of a conviction. I am proud to extend my professional services to help all of my clients resolve their legal matters.
Driving Under the Influence
Let Meghan Murphy be the solution for your DUI arrest. By combining over 15 years of experience in DUI cases and a fundamental understanding of how to protect your driver's license, Meghan Murphy provides proactive solutions to a diversity of clients. Meghan Murphy has completed over one hundred DUI and traffic trials, along with hundreds of traffic cases in cook county.
Misdemeanors
A misdemeanor in Illinois is any crime that is punishable by a term of less than one year in local or county jail. Illinois lawmakers have designated misdemeanors as Class A, B, or C. A criminal conviction – even for a misdemeanor – can have a lot of unpleasant consequences, including time in jail, a fine, probation, and a criminal record, which can make it more difficult to obtain a job or a professional license.
