Dana B. Carron

Law Offices of D.B. Carron are highly-qualified appeals specialists in criminal defense, taking cases statewide and federal, including trials; pleas; 6500 and 2255 post-conviction motions; habeas petitions; etc.

Attorney Carron and his associate Attorney Martin Leaf have over 60 years of experience. Mr. Carron is among select lawyers that may argue before the U.S. Supreme Court. Selected as one of the top criminal defense lawyers in Michigan by the American Society of Legal Advocates; he has a perfect 10.0 Avvo attorney qualification rating, a 5-star client review rating; and the highest possible peer rating on Martindale-Hubble.

Payment plans are available in a commitment to provide clients with outstanding affordable representation.

• Federal Criminal Defense
• 6500 Motions
• Federal Appeals
• State Appeals
• Habeas

• Free Consultation
  15 minutes
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  for injury cases
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  FLAT FEES in most cases.

Florida

The Florida Bar

1993-2021

Illinois

Supreme Court of Illinois

1992-2002

Michigan

State Bar of Michigan

ID Number: P44436

Since 1991

Owner

Law Offices of Dana B. Carron, P.C.

Current

University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

Pepperdine University School of Law

University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

Americas Most Honored Lawyers Top 1% Nationally

American Registry

2022

AV - Preeminent: Peer Rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence

Martindale-Hubble

2021

Top Tier Lawyer (Top 2% Nationally)

American Trial Academy

2020

Distinguished Lawyer Designation

The Expert Network

2017

Top 100 Criminal Defense Lawyers/Michigan

American Society of Legal Advocates

2016

U.S. Supreme Court Bar

Member

1992 - Current

United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Member

1992 - Current

United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

Member

1992 - Current

State Bar of Michigan  # P44436

Member

1991 - Current

Florida Bar Association

Member

1993 - 2021

Editorials/Editorial Staff

Michigan Business Law Journal

1990

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act in the Workplace, AMR Conference

2002

United States Supreme Court Bar

US Supreme Court

1992

Q. My father lost his life in a motorcycle accident. He was not at fault. How can I find out if any person sued?

March 30, 2024

A: You need to discuss the details of the case with an attorney that handles cases in this area. My associate has over 40 years of experience in this area, and is one of the top auto and motorcyle plaintiff's attorneys in Michigan, and I am sure would be glad to discuss this case with you and give you the answers you want. He certainly can help you. Let me know if you wish to be connected to him, or alternatively you can find someone else who has experience in this area.

Q. Should I notify District Court of Circuit Court's dismissal without prejudice & my intent to re-file a late Appeal?

February 9, 2024

A: When you refile in the lower court, just indicate somewhere in your filing that the higher court dismissed without prejudice to refile in the lower court, and include a copy of the higher court's order at that time.

Q. someone is currently incarcerated and is sentenced but would like to appeal is it possible for them to get more time?

January 31, 2024

A: Yes it is possible for them to get more time. That would most likely occur if they had a plea agreement to receive a certain sentence, and now they appeal and are able to go back and have a trial. There are so many different scenarios possible. Of course you will want to have an attorney, and the attorney can advise you based upon the specific circumstances of your case. Atty. Dana B. Carron Appealpro.org