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Erika Valcarcel
Erika Valcarcel, Criminal Defense Lawyer, P.A.
2170 Main St.
Suite 204
Sarasota, FL 34237-6033
Phone: 941-363-7900
Website: valcarcellaw.com/practice-areas/dui-defense/

About Erika Valcarcel
Erika Valcarcel, Criminal Defense Lawyer, P.A. is a Sarasota law firm representing those charged with criminal offenses throughout Florida, in both felony and misdemeanor cases. Valcarcel Law focuses primarily on criminal defense with areas of practice including, DUI defense, drug crimes, traffic violations, violent or sex crimes, firearms offenses, theft and fraud. Attorney Erika Valcarcel is a seasoned Florida attorney with over thirteen years of experience fighting for her client's rights and freedom. Attorney Erika Valcarcel represents each of her clients with experienced guidance and acts as a strong legal advocate on behalf of her clients. For more information, call: (941) 363-7900.
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