Kleon C. Andreadis: A Legacy of Experience in Criminal Defense

With 37 years of legal practice, Kleon C. Andreadis brings a wealth of experience to Texas, following 29 years defending clients in New York City's demanding legal landscape. His practice has spanned both state and federal courts, representing individuals facing charges ranging from misdemeanors to capital murder.

Why Choose Kleon C. Andreadis?

Proven Trial Experience: Over 100 cases tried to verdict, including 20 homicides, in both state and federal courts.
High-Profile Case Expertise: Successfully represented clients in cases involving the murder of a police officer, dismemberment, serial killings, and gang-related crimes.
Pioneering DNA Litigation: Early adopter of DNA evidence in court, consulting with leading experts and cross-examining renowned figures like David Bing.
Texas Focus: Dedicated to providing the same level of vigorous defense in Texas as he did in New York, with a deep understanding of local laws and procedures.

A Track Record of Success:

People v. George Villanueva: Secured an acquittal on murder charges and a reduced manslaughter sentence on appeal for a client accused of killing a police officer.
People v. Stephen Sakai: Represented a serial killer in a high-profile case that garnered national attention.

Federal Court: Successfully negotiated numerous favorable outcomes for individuals charges with federal drug and financial crimes.

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Don't Face Criminal Charges Alone:

If you or a loved one has been arrested, time is of the essence. Kleon C. Andreadis will guide you through every step of the legal process, from arrest to court appearances, ensuring your rights are protected and fighting tirelessly for the best possible outcome.

Contact Kleon C. Andreadis today for a confidential consultation.

State and Federal Court Admissions:

Member of the Texas State Bar, New York State Bar, and District of Columbia Bar (retired).
Admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, multiple federal courts of appeals, and various district courts in Texas, New York, and Connecticut.