Sean R. Darvishi
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Sean R. Darvishi

The Law Offices of Sean R Darvishi, PLLC

1235 North Loop West
Suite 1125
Houston, TX 77008

Phone: 832-766-4019

Website: houstondefenseattorney.com

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About Sean R. Darvishi

I am a DWI and Criminal Defense Attorney in Houston, Texas. My practice has been devoted to about 95% DWI Cases. I am in the Top 3 of all defense attorneys for Not Guilty Verdicts since 2017 in Harris County (where Houston is). I am an ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer Scientist, SuperLawyers Rising Star Top 100 and have presented dozens of times to other lawyers at CLEs on DWI specifically. I have two associate attorneys and office near the Heights in Houston.


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