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At McWilliams Hewitt Evans, we provide services in all areas of Criminal Law. With over 40 years of experience, our dedicated team is here to provide reliable and results-driven legal solutions. Serving the entire Lower Mainland.

Strong, Experienced Criminal Defense – Protecting Your Rights & Freedom

At McWilliams Hewitt Evans, we understand that facing criminal charges can be overwhelming and life-changing. Whether you are accused of a minor offense or a serious crime, your reputation, freedom, and future are at stake. Our experienced criminal defense lawyers are here to guide you, protect your rights, and ensure a fair trial or resolution.

Our Approach to Criminal Defense

We are committed to providing strategic, results-driven representation. Our team investigates every detail of your case, builds a robust defense, and advocates fiercely on your behalf in and out of the courtroom.

From the moment you contact us, we prioritize your concerns, answer your questions, and ensure you understand every stage of the legal process.

Our Criminal Law Services Include

Assault & Violent Offenses

Representation for assault, aggravated assault, domestic violence, and other violent charges.

DUI & Impaired Driving

Skilled defense for impaired driving, drug-related DUIs, and license suspensions.

Theft, Fraud & Property Crimes

Defense against theft, burglary, fraud, embezzlement, and property-related charges.

Drug Offenses

Protecting your rights in cases involving possession, trafficking, or manufacturing of illegal substances.

Sexual Offenses

Compassionate and confidential representation for those accused of sexual assault or misconduct.

Serious Criminal Charges

Expert defense for the most serious criminal offenses, including manslaughter and murder charges.

The Accused Is Innocent Until Proven Guilty

Every person accused of a crime has the right to a trial. Also, an accused is “presumed innocent” until found guilty by the court.

This is called “the presumption of innocence.” This presumption of innocence is important because the consequences of being found guilty are very serious.