KENT, Conn.—Stacey Anderson Law has launched its boutique criminal defense practice at 39 North Main St., offering personalized legal representation to clients across Litchfield County and Western Connecticut.
Led by attorney Stacey Stephens Anderson, the firm specializes in DUI, felony and misdemeanor defense, providing strategic and discreet advocacy for individuals navigating the complexities of the criminal justice system.
With more than 30 years of courtroom experience, including a tenure as a felony chief prosecutor in Texas, Anderson brings a unique perspective to criminal defense.
Her prosecutorial background encompasses high-stakes cases in specialized divisions such as domestic violence, juvenile justice, mental health, and child and elderly abuse. This extensive experience equips her with an in-depth understanding of how cases are constructed-and more importantly, how to dismantle them effectively.
“Being charged with a crime is overwhelming. It’s not just about the legal battle—it’s about your future, career, and reputation,” said Anderson. “At a time like this, you need more than just a lawyer: a strategist who anticipates every move, an advocate who understands what’s at stake, and a fighter who stands between you and the prosecution.”
Anderson’s practice is characterized by its selectivity and focus. By limiting her caseload, she ensures that each client receives a personalized defense strategy, direct representation and preparation. Clients work directly with Anderson, benefiting from her hands-on approach.
The firm handles a broad spectrum of criminal cases, including DUI and DWI, drug charges, domestic disputes and assault, larceny property crimes; weapons charges and other yelonies and misdemeanors.
Anderson’s defense strategies focus on challenging weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, anticipating legal challenges before they arise, and building a case narrative that protects what matters most to the client.
Beyond her legal practice, Anderson is an active member of several professional organizations including the National College for DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Connecticut Bar Association, and the Litchfield County Bar Association. She also contributes to the legal community through her Substack series, “Legal Time Machine,” where she explores historical trials through a modern legal lens.
Stacey Anderson Law is now accepting clients in Torrington, Litchfield, Goshen, Roxbury, Kent, Sharon, New Preston, Warren, Bantam, New Milford, Danbury, and surrounding areas.
For more information or to schedule a free consultation, visit www.staceyandersonlaw.com or contact the firm at 860-782-5275.
