About Hunter J
Hunter J Tzovarras started his legal trail on the University of Maine at Orono, the place he finished a Bachelor of Arts. He went on to earn his law degree from Quinnipiac University School of Law. Those youth set the stage for work that spans trial work, appeals and things before federal tribunals.
Early in his career he gained admission to practice in Maine and to federal courts, which includes the first and 2nd Circuits and the United States Supreme Court. He has handled instances at diverse levels of the system, from arraignment rooms to appellate briefs. He has also served as president of the Maine Criminal Lawyers Association, a position in which he engaged with friends on statewide felony-protection practice problems.
Tzovarras maintains lively memberships in several professional organizations. He belongs to the Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Maine Trial Lawyers Association. He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Lawyers Guild. He additionally participates within the National Police Accountability Project and holds club within the National College of DUI Defense. Those affiliations reflect the variety of matters he encounters and the professional networks he depends on for developing litigation strategies.
Over the years, his courtroom work has covered each trial-level advocacy and appellate matters. He has argued in trial courts and prepared appeals for better courts. The listings of jurisdictions in which he's licensed—state and federal—imply he can pursue remedies throughout multiple boards. Colleagues describe him as methodical in court preparation and direct in court presentations.
He practices from The Law Office of Hunter J. Tzovarras. The workplace handles client intake, pretrial motions, trial representation and appeals. Clients come to him for contested proceedings, jury trials and post-conviction things. The office’s work includes instances alleging police misconduct, impaired-driving offenses and a broad array of criminal accusations.
Outside of litigation, he engages in professional dialogues thru association conferences and CLE occasions. That ongoing participation maintains him current on procedural modifications, recent case law and evolving trial strategies. It additionally provides a forum for mentoring more youthful lawyers and discussing public problems that affect felony justice.
He continues to symbolize clients in state and federal courts and to take instances earlier than appellate panels and the U.S. highest court when suitable. His current practice focuses on felony protection, DUI protection and police accountability matters.
