Profile
Experienced Criminal Defense and Immigration Counsel
Oscar E. Rodriguez Attorney is a bilingual law practice based in the historic Warehouse District of Cleveland, Ohio. With a background that includes service as a former Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, Oscar Rodriguez brings a unique perspective to criminal defense, understanding how the opposition builds its cases. Since establishing his private practice in 2006, he has dedicated himself to protecting the rights of individuals facing serious legal challenges. His dual expertise in criminal law and immigration law makes him a vital resource for the Hispanic community in Northeast Ohio, ensuring that language barriers do not prevent access to justice. 👨⚖️
Areas of Practice
The firm provides aggressive representation in several key areas:
- Criminal Defense: Handling a wide range of felonies and misdemeanors, including OVI/DUI defense, drug charges, and domestic violence cases.
- Immigration Law: Assisting individuals and families with visa applications, deportation defense, and citizenship matters.
- Personal Injury: Representing victims of accidents to help them secure compensation for medical bills and lost wages.
- Workers’ Compensation: Advocating for employees injured on the job to ensure they receive their entitled benefits.
Bilingual Legal Support
One of the firm’s defining characteristics is its ability to provide full legal services in both English and Spanish. Se Habla Español. This capability is crucial for immigration clients and non-native English speakers involved in the criminal justice system, ensuring they fully understand their rights and the legal proceedings. Oscar Rodriguez is known for his straightforward, honest communication style, often personally driving clients to court or working out flexible payment plans to accommodate their financial situations. 🌟
Located in the Bradley Building
The office is situated in the iconic Bradley Building on West 6th Street. This location places the firm in the heart of downtown Cleveland’s legal hub, just a short walk from the Justice Center and Courthouse. The setting reflects the firm’s deep roots in the city and its commitment to being accessible to those who need help the most. Whether facing a life-altering criminal charge or navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration policy, Oscar E. Rodriguez offers the experience and dedication needed to fight for a favorable outcome.
Specializing In
Criminal Defense, Immigration Law, OVI Defense, Deportation Defense
Address & Location
1220 W 6th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
Building Location
The office is located in the Bradley Building, a historic multi-story building in the Warehouse District. It is situated on W 6th St, known for its distinctive red brick architecture.
Suite Access
Visitors should enter via the main entrance on W 6th St. The building has a secure lobby; check the directory for the specific suite number if not provided.
Parking Details
Metered street parking is available on W 6th St and surrounding streets. Several paid surface lots are located immediately adjacent to and behind the building.
Public Transit
The office is near the Tower City rapid station and is served by various downtown bus routes.
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1 Review on “Oscar E. Rodriguez Attorney – Cleveland, OH”
I’ve had a plenty good amount of lawyers. And leading up to the end result of the case Oscar communicated very well and prompt. Met with him several times. On the surface he seemed like he was a top tier lawyer. But on day of trial prosecutors didn’t want to take it to trial so offered to dismiss altogether. Ultimately I violated a protection order by calling my sons school during the case, which I didn’t know I couldn’t do but accepted that responsibility openly so the prosecutor offered to dismiss the DV and amend the protection order violation to an attempted. Judge moved to sentence at that time. And when it was time for Mr Rodriguez to speak on my behalf, he said nothing! Nothing acceptable on my behalf. It was a misdemeanor charge albeit but the judge sentenced me to the maximum she could all while keeping the protection order in place even though the Domestic Violence was thrown out obviously by the prosecutor for lack of evidence. It’s been two years that I’ve been on this misdemeanor probation and I’m still not allowed to see my son. All from asking for a report card. He did NOT fight for me. Not in the least bit!! I would not recommend this lawyer under any circumstances. After sentencing he promised he’d file a motion for me and never did. Nor do I think he intended to. I’ve been sold out by a few paid attorneys and I’m not saying this happened in my case. But I can’t express enough how he did not fight for me. Totally shocked because on the face he seemed solid. Not in the end. I have to tell you I’ve never wrote a review before and me doing so says a lot.