The Law Office of Adam K. Goodman, PLLC

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The Law Office of Adam K. Goodman, PLLC is a Miami criminal defense firm dedicated solely to criminal defense, led by attorney Adam K. Goodman — a former Miami-Dade Assistant State Attorney and Chief of Litigation with more than six and a half years of prosecution experience, including over seventy cases tried to verdict.
That background shapes every defense: knowing how prosecutors evaluate and build cases allows the firm to anticipate their strategy, identify weaknesses early, and negotiate from strength. Mr. Goodman began his legal career with the Federal Public Defender’s Office for the Middle District of Florida, learning first-hand how the government prepares its case against the accused.
Criminal Defense, Exclusively
Many firms take any case that walks in the door. This firm is 100% dedicated to criminal law and to obtaining the best possible result for every client. Defense representation throughout Miami-Dade and Broward counties includes:
- Criminal appeals and post-conviction relief
- Domestic violence charges
- Drug charges
- Career criminal enhancements
- Murder and violent felony defense
Serving Miami, Hialeah, and Broward County
Based in Miami and representing clients across the 11th and 17th Judicial Circuits, the firm handles criminal defense matters in Miami, Hialeah, and throughout South Florida. Every case starts with a direct, confidential conversation about your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Was Adam Goodman really a prosecutor?
Yes. Mr. Goodman served over six and a half years as an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade County, trying more than seventy cases to verdict before founding the firm.
What types of criminal cases does the firm handle?
The firm is dedicated solely to criminal defense: appeals, domestic violence, drug charges, career-criminal enhancements, and serious felonies across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Why does prosecution experience matter in a defense attorney?
Knowing how prosecutors build cases allows the defense to anticipate strategy, spot weaknesses early, and negotiate from a position of strength with prosecutors and judges who know the firm’s record.
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