Charles A. Ross & Associates, NYC

Given his prominent career as a criminal defense attorney Charles Ross wanted to create his own law firm that employed the “best practices” he honed as Chair of the White Collar Defense Group at a noted full service law firm, as a partner at a high-profile boutique criminal defense firm and as a state and federal public defender. Chuck realized his vision by opening Charles A. Ross & Associates near Wall Street in New York City. The result has been an unqualified success—both for the clients he represents and for the professionals in whom the clients put their trust.

Choosing a criminal defense lawyer can be a stressful process. “Trusted Legal Defense” is not an abstract concept or a marketing ploy. Charles A. Ross & Associates live and breathe their cases. The firm’s demonstrated skill, expertise, and dedication acts as both shield and sword in a client’s time of need.

Chuck Ross has tried over eighty cases to verdict and regularly serves as lead counsel in complex criminal cases, representing a wide variety of individuals in both criminal and regulatory matters — from stockbrokers, investment advisers, hedge fund managers, and compliance officers to high-profile entertainers and athletes. His team is at home in all types of criminal defense cases, including grand jury investigations, trials, and appeals. The firm approaches each case with a forceful, trial-oriented attitude that affords the most advantageous resolutions.

Trusted Legal Defense

We employ only seasoned criminal defense attorneys.

We staff our cases cost-effectively.

We make extensive use of time- and cost-saving technology.

We believe in extraordinary sensitivity.

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Chuck Ross Quoted in Wall Street Journal Coverage Of Municipal Bond Bid Rigging Indictments

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Over a Dozen Firms Snared in Probe of Muni Market

More than a dozen Wall Street banks and investment firms are suspected of being involved in alleged price-fixing in the municipal-bond market, where states and cities raise money, according to a court filing.

The designation of "co-conspirator" may or may not lead to criminal charges against banks and other firms. Charles A. Ross, a white-collar criminal defense lawyer at Charles A. Ross & Associates LLC in New York, said it is often the case that unindicted co-conspirators are never charged.

But he added: "It's a nasty brush to be painted with, particularly if you have led an otherwise law-abiding life or, perhaps, if you were a member of a highly regulated community."