Marcilliat & Mills PLLC - Charlotte
112 S Tryon St Ste 500, Charlotte, NC 28202
Marcilliat & Mills PLLC is a North Carolina criminal defense law firm representing clients facing serious state and federal charges. The firm handles sex crimes, drug charges, drug trafficking, DWI, federal offenses, murder allegations, gun charges, violent crimes, white-collar matters, health care defense, and Title IX cases. Its attorneys focus on protecting client rights, challenging prosecution evidence, and developing defense strategies tailored to each case from the outset, statewide.
Marcilliat & Mills PLLC represents clients in both state and federal courts throughout North Carolina. Its criminal defense work includes misdemeanors and felonies, pre-charge investigations, sexual assault allegations, child pornography cases, statutory offenses, fraud, domestic violence, and serious traffic matters. The firm also handles complex federal cases involving drug crimes, gun charges, wire fraud, and other offenses that require detailed knowledge of federal criminal procedure and courtroom practice across jurisdictions.
Marcilliat & Mills PLLC approaches cases by examining the evidence, identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s position, and preparing clients to make informed decisions. The firm has handled thousands of criminal cases and brings decades of combined criminal justice experience to its defense work. Its attorneys use investigation, negotiation, motion practice, and trial preparation to pursue dismissals, reduced charges, acquittals, or other outcomes suited to the facts of each matter.
Marcilliat & Mills PLLC maintains offices in Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington, and Greensboro while handling criminal defense matters statewide. The firm offers free consultations and provides representation to people facing high-stakes accusations that may affect their freedom, employment, reputation, and future. Its client-focused approach emphasizes clear communication, preparation, and consistent support from the initial consultation through resolution, whether a case ends through negotiation, dismissal, plea proceedings, or trial proceedings in court.