Cox & Lindner, Attorneys at Law LLC

The Law Firm of Cox & Lindner represents clients charged with any felony and/or misdemeanor violations of Federal, State and Municipal laws throughout Louisiana. We offer a free consultation whereby we will meet with you face to face and advise you of all of your legal rights so that you can make the best and most informed decision regarding your choice of legal representation.

Matters such as D.W.I. (Driving while intoxicated), drug possession, and even traffic violations can become very serious matters if handled by the wrong legal counsel. We only make one guarantee regarding our legal services: we guarantee your our best work.

We are located in the Central Business District of Greater New Orleans right on the streetcar line at 631 St. Charles Avenue. To contact us, please feel free to call Aris W. Cox, VI, directly at (504) 214-7416, email awcvi@yahoo.com, or contact Nicholas S. Lindner at (504) 579-2601, email nick@lawnola.com. You can also complete the online form on this website to schedule your free consultation. Legal matters are extremely time sensitive, so if you have been charged with a crime, don’t waste your time. Contact us today to protect your legal rights.

Important Notice Regarding Federal Prosecutions

The United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana (encompassing New Orleans) is prosecuting many offenses that have traditionally been prosecuted on the state level. Aris W. Cox VI, the senior litigation partner of the firm, who is also licensed to practice in the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana, has vast experience defending individuals charged with violating federal law. Federal prosecutions are vastly different in nearly every aspect than prosecutions that take place in a state court.

Mr. Cox has represented individuals charged with violations of federal law ranging from fraud to drug distribution and weapons offenses. Nearly all sentences in federal court are determined by the Federal Sentencing Guidelines. If you hire an attorney who talks a good game at the office but only has a limited or no understanding of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, you will be at a major disadvantage in Court. Your adversary is the Government of the United States of America, which has vast resources including experienced, knowledgable attorneys to use against you. Shouldn't you have a lawyer in Court who understands the federal system who will fight for your rights instead of just making a grand speech at the office when he accepts your legal fee?