Law Office of Louis J. Goodman

Some people wonder what to look for in a criminal defense lawyer. You can always count on experience. Over the past 30 years, our Hayward/Alameda County-based criminal defense firm has learned a lot about the criminal justice system. As a former Alameda County Deputy District Attorney, our former California prosecutor/lawyer knows what tactics prosecutors will use. As a result of work and experience, our peers have honored attorney Louis J. Goodman with a Martindale Hubbell AV Rating*.

Did you know that the #DUI arrest rate per 100 licensed #drivers in #California is less than 1%? If you are arrested for driving under the influence, then contact Alameda County DUI #attorney Louis Goodman today for #legal assistance.

Today is #NationalLoveYourPetDay! Here are some pictures of my most valuable employees.

Help us celebrate #RandomActsofKindnessDay by donating to the Alameda County Community Food Bank. Every $1 you donate helps provide $7 worth of food. Click here for more information.

California lawmakers passed a DUI law that went into effect on the 1st. Learn more about it here: https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article223343575.html

https://bit.ly/2BYJfzD Have you been served? A domestic violence restraining order could have serious implications on your life. #DVRO #California

Domestic violence charges have serious consequences. Check out our website for common domestic violence defense strategies that our attorney uses to help clients. https://bit.ly/2yJpuJk #DomesticViolence #StopTheAbuse

https://www.louisgoodman.com/what-are-the-consequences-of-/ A #California #DomesticViolence charge could impact your everyday way of life. Read our blog to learn more about the consequences.

Are you facing domestic violence charges in Alameda County? You still have rights. Contact our defense attorney today to discuss your case. https://bit.ly/2yJpuJk

The end of California's #CashBail could affect your case: https://bit.ly/2CFTRES

California is becoming the first state to abolish the cash-bail system. The cash-bail system currently holds newly arrested defendants until they post bail. This can cause defendants who do not have means to pay their bail, and who have not been convicted of a crime, to suffer in jail while they await trial. The new law is scheduled to take next October. https://abc30.tv/2PGW71h