Brian J. Sullivan has defended Bronx residents in criminal court since 1986 — arraignments, trials, and everything a charge threatens to take from you: your freedom, your record, your job, your family.
Evidence gets locked in, statements get taken, and deadlines start running the moment you're arrested. Getting a lawyer on the phone early keeps options open that disappear later.
Anything said to police becomes part of the record. A short call before you answer questions can change the entire trajectory of a case.
Bail arguments, release conditions, and the first charges filed are set early — and early advocacy shapes all three.
Witnesses, video, and physical evidence can disappear fast. The sooner an investigation starts, the more there is to work with.
Every case gets direct, personal attention — not handed off to a junior associate.
Fast representation at first appearance, when bail and release conditions are decided.
Challenging stops, testing procedures, and evidence in driving-related charges.
Representation across the full range of New York criminal charges.
Building a defense around the facts, the evidence, and the person behind the charge.
Scrutinizing searches, seizures, and chain of custody in possession and distribution cases.
Four decades of Bronx courtroom experience when a case needs to go the distance.
Brian J. Sullivan has practiced criminal defense law in the Bronx for 40 years, since being admitted to the New York State Bar in 1986. Working from his office on the Grand Concourse, he represents clients directly — through arraignment, negotiation, trial, and every stage in between.
A direct conversation about what happened, what you're facing, and what to do right now — including what not to say to anyone else.
Police reports, charging documents, and the circumstances of the arrest get examined for weaknesses and opportunities.
A clear explanation of realistic outcomes and the strategy — negotiation, motion practice, or trial — to get there.
From arraignment through resolution, representation stays personal and consistent.
Free initial consultation. Calls are answered personally, not by an intake service.
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