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Prescription Drugs

Prescriptions That Are Not In Your Name

OxyContin, Hydrocodone and Fentanyl patches are all used for pain management. If you are found in possession of any of these or other pharmaceutical drugs without a valid prescription, you could face criminal drug possession charges.

Similar to the possession of marijuana or cocaine, prescription drug possession can be either a misdemeanor or felony charge in Florida depending on the circumstances of your case. If you are arrested, you immediately need to speak with a criminal defense lawyer.

Experience And Teamwork

For more than 25 years, Michael A. Gottlieb, P.A., has represented those charged with drug crimes in Fort Lauderdale and across South Florida and the United States. We will develop a tailored defense strategy based on the unique facts of your case. You will meet with our two attorneys, who work together and collaborate on all cases. This approach ensures we miss nothing.

Identifying All Possible Defenses

What are your constitutional rights? Were they violated during an arrest or at any point in your case? Often the only way to find out is with the help of an experienced attorney, because the prosecution is never going to admit police misconduct or a mistake.

Possible defenses might relate to unlawful search and seizure, entrapment or you may be able to prove you actually had a valid prescription. Whether through pretrial motions or trial, we have the necessary experience to fight for the most favorable outcome.

Obtain A Solid Legal Defense

You need an advocate who will stand up for your rights against the might and resources of the prosecution. Email us or call us at 954-355-7286 to set up a free consultation to discuss your case.