Former Prosecutor. Trial-Tested Criminal Defense Attorney. Protecting Individuals and Businesses Across New York State and Federal Courts.
Robert G. “Bob” Babcock is a seasoned criminal defense attorney with more than three decades of experience handling state and federal criminal matters throughout New York.
As a former Queens County prosecutor and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, Bob has investigated and litigated some of the most serious criminal cases involving homicide, narcotics trafficking, organized crime, firearms offenses, fraud, and violent felonies.
Today, Bob uses that prosecutorial and investigative experience to defend individuals and businesses facing criminal allegations, government investigations, and high-stakes litigation.
Former Prosecutor, Trial Attorney & Criminal Defense Strategist
Before founding his current criminal defense practice, Bob served as an Assistant District Attorney in Queens County, New York, where he investigated and prosecuted felony criminal cases involving homicide, narcotics trafficking, organized crime, special victims, and violent offenses.
Over the course of his career, Bob has represented clients in complex criminal matters ranging from DWI and misdemeanor offenses to homicide cases, organized crime prosecutions, white collar investigations, drug cases, and high-profile criminal litigation.
Defense for drug possession, trafficking, manufacturing, and federal narcotics offenses.
Representation in fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering investigations.
Aggressive representation for firearms charges and weapons-related criminal cases.
Defense for DWI, aggravated DWI, and vehicle-related criminal matters.
Defense for assault, homicide, robbery, and serious violent felony allegations.
Experienced defense for sexual assault allegations and sensitive accusations.
Understand how prosecutors build cases and create stronger defense strategies.
Extensive courtroom and investigation experience in state and federal matters.
Work directly with Robert G. “Bob” Babcock throughout your case.