Hanlon Law, Clearwater

Criminal Justice Attorney

When is it open?

From Google, checked May 2026

  • MonOpen 24 hours
  • TueOpen 24 hours
  • WedOpen 24 hours
  • ThuOpen 24 hours
  • FriOpen 24 hours
  • SatOpen 24 hours
  • SunOpen 24 hours

What kind of work does it do?

Criminal Justice Attorney

Criminal justice attorney in Clearwater, Florida

How does the business describe itself?

Facing criminal charges in Clearwater? At Hanlon Law, your future is our priority. Since 1997, we've provided Clearwater residents with experienced and determined criminal defense. We understand the life-altering consequences of a conviction and are dedicated to vigorously defending your rights throughout the legal process. With decades of experience and a proven record of success, Hanlon Law offers the strong advocacy you need.

Taken from its Google listing, read Oct 2026.

What does its Google listing mention?

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Restroom
  • Gender-neutral restroom
  • LGBTQ+ friendly
  • Appointment recommended
  • Appointment required
  • On-site services
  • Online appointments

Taken from its Google listing, read Oct 2026.

What do Google reviewers say?

4.6 (37) Google Reviews

Ratings as of May 2026. See this business on Google

Blair Jackson is a truly great defense attorney: Professional Smart Detailed He even worked and went to Court, while going through illness! Most important; he cares about the outcome for the client!

5 out of 5 Mark K.

After being charged with two violent felony charges, as a result of an unhinged overzealous officer of the law. I was blessed with coming across Hanlon law. With the most integrity and professional representation I've ever seen in my life, Attorney Blair Jackson's compassion, understanding, knowledge of the law, and outright determination to find the most favorable result possible for his client's. I can confidently say today that all criminal charges have been officially dropped.

5 out of 5 Showtime E. Quote shortened.

After getting an initial quote from Nick Chotos he tried to add a substantial amount when it came time to sign a contract. Later we paid $3000 for an exam that was never completed and $2000 for an evidentiary hearing that didn't take place at all. He indicated that he would perform some duties gratis for which later he wanted to be compensated. Most importantly, don't question Chotos unless you enjoy being severely chastised, spoken to in a most unprofessional manner, and rebuked for any efforts you make to help with "his" case!

1 out of 5 Richard C. Quote shortened.

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