Crawford and Boyle, LLC

09/01/2026

Gwinnett finest might have some explaining to do.

His paperwork does not always match his body and dash cam video.

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

Four and a half years. Multiple terabytes of discovery. Countless hours of investigation, preparation, motions, hearings, and difficult decisions.

This was one of the most complicated cases we have handled. We were able to reach a resolution that allowed our client to avoid the most serious charges and the potentially devastating consequences that came with them.

Cases like this are a reminder that criminal defense is often a marathon, not a sprint. The job is to keep working—reviewing the evidence, challenging the State’s case, exploring every avenue, and being prepared to fight for the client for as long as it takes.

A special thank you to attorneys Brandon Fitz and Scott Smith, whose work was invaluable throughout this case. I also want to recognize the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office for its professionalism in working through an extraordinarily complicated case, and a very patient judge who gave all sides the time necessary to address the many issues involved.

We are grateful to finally bring this case to a resolution and, most importantly, to have achieved an outcome that gives our client the opportunity to move forward.

08/27/2026

Congratulations to Crawford & Boyle, LLC's, former associate attorney, Katie Armstrong, being appointed by Governor Kemp to the Gwinnett County Superior Court bench. She will be an excellent judge. We are so happy and proud of you! Woot, woot!

08/24/2026

This month's Crawford & Boyle LLC donation is by Cori Whitford.

As a soon-to-be second-time mother, I know the importance of having everything you need for your child and how stressful it can be when you feel unprepared. That is why I’ve chosen to give my monthly donation to Helping Mamas.

Helping Mamas is a baby supply bank, founded in 2014 to fill a critical gap in support for families in need. They are dedicated to elevating the well-being and dignity of women, children, and families by providing essential items like diapers, period products, and baby supplies. Their mission is simple yet profound: to ensure that no family has to choose between feeding their children and keeping them clean and healthy.

By meeting families’ basic needs, they empower them to focus on higher-level priorities like job searching, education, and mental health. Research underscores the urgency of this work—there are no public assistance programs like food stamps or WIC that cover diapers, and one in three families must make heartbreaking choices between buying diapers or food. The lack of access to these products can result in missed work or school, perpetuating cycles of poverty and instability.

They are removing barriers for families, ensuring that all children can thrive, and building a stronger, more compassionate Georgia.

https://www.helpingmamas.org/

07/09/2026

We are hiring!

06/29/2026

A great man, a fierce advocate, and good friend. A wonderful send off by his family. RIP Mr. Sliz