About Bruce Martin
Bruce Martin Margolin is a criminal defense lawyer certified to practice in California. He was licensed to the California State Bar in 1967, holding, and his license stays lively. Mr. Margolin is the founder of the Law Office of Bruce M. Margolin, a firm based in Beverly Hills, California, specializing in criminal defense and marijuana industry law. His practice serves clients throughout California, with offices in Los Angeles, Mount Shasta, and Fresno.
Mr. Margolin earned his law degree degree from Southwestern University School of Law in Los Angeles. Prior to his legal education, he finished his undergraduate studies at an undisclosed organization. Throughout his career, he has been acknowledged for his contributions to felony defense and cannabis law, which includes being named Criminal Defense Attorney of the Year by the Century City Bar Association in 1999.
Mr. Margolin's areas of practice embody a broad range of criminal instances, which includes drug charges, DUI/DWI, murder, violent crimes, sex offenses, theft, and internet crimes. He has in depth experience representing clients in any respect stages of litigation, from initial consultations and pre-trial motions to trials and appeals. His talent also extends to cannabis business licensing, helping clients with the software procedure and ongoing adherence with state and local restrictions.
With over five decades of experience, Mr. Margolin has represented numerous excessive-profile clients, such as Christian Brando, members of Guns N’ Roses, and Dr. Timothy Leary. He has seemed in a number of courts, including the Superior Court of California for the County of Los Angeles and the United States District Court for the Central District of California. His commitment to felony defense and marijuana industry law reform has been recognized by peers and organizations alike.
Mr. Margolin is an active member of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), serving as the director of the Los Angeles chapter since 1973. He has additionally been involved with the California NORML Board of Directors since 1972. Additionally, he has been awarded the Certificate of Appreciation by the ACLU and has served as co-chairman of the ethics committee for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL). He is fluent in English and Spanish, enabling him to effectively serve a numerous clientele.
