I'm Criminal Defense Attorney

Robert

Toale

and you're in trouble

They'll say you’re a criminal!

They want your freedom, your reputation, and your money, and they have the power to take it! Your opponent is a machine that will eat you alive. I’ve beaten them before, and I hope to do the same for you.

I'm ready to defend you.

Criminal Defense

Our Extensive Criminal Defense Practice Being charged with a crime can take a serious toll ... (more)

DWI-DUI

A drunk driving arrest can leave you feeling hopeless. But I can reassure you that I will fight to get you the best ... (more)

Drug Crimes

If you are facing drug charges, you need to take action. Drug charges – even minor charges ... (more)

Sexual Offenses

Sex crime charges are among the most stigmatizing criminal charges anyone can face. Even a mere accusation ... (more)

Violent Crimes

The criminal justice system takes violent crimes very seriously They’ll invest tremendous resources ... (more)

White Collar crimes

White collar crime cases are extremely complex They can include a broad range of financial or ... (more)

Experience Matters

I’m a nationally recognized criminal defender, and I love what I do. I only practice criminal defense, and unlike some attorneys, I have never been a prosecutor, and I never will. I’ve helped thousands just like you for over 34 years.

Years in practice

2456

Number of cases

Avvo rating

Years in New Orleans

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The Office

Address: 505 Weyer Street, Gretna, LA 70053
Phone: (504) 368-8440
Email: RobertSToale@gmail.com

Business Hours

Monday - Friday - 9am to 5pm
Saturday - 9am to 2pm
Sunday - Closed

Recent Blog Posts

February 24, 2017 Robert

White House to Enforce Federal Marijuana Law while Louisiana Medical Marijuana Moves Forward

Marijuana law is on shaky ground. On February 23, 2017, White House press secretary Sean Spicer announced that the Department of Justice would be stepping up enforcement of federal law in states that have legalized recreational marijuana. While this move is not surprising given Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ historical distaste... (read more)