About Shayan
Shayan Modarres constructed his legal basis thru study and practice across state lines. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Law and Society and Political Science from American University in 2002. Nearly a decade later he finished his law degree at Florida A&M University College of Law in 2011. Those years framed his curiosity in the intersection of regulation, coverage and person rights.
After law program Modarres entered personal practice and expanded the geographic scope of his work. He holds admission in Florida and Maryland and is licensed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Those credentials have allowed him to handle matters at each the state and federal ranges, including appellate filings within the circuit that covers so much of the southeastern United States.
His practice centers on legal rights and criminal defense. He based Maryland Civil Rights and Criminal Defense Law Office to provide a tradition structure responsive to those areas. The office call alerts the kinds of things he accepts: contested felony instances and claims that contain alleged violations of civil freedoms. He represents clients facing state criminal accusations and pursues civil treatments when constitutional problems arise.
Modarres's work calls for balancing courtroom presence with written advocacy. Civil rights instances often hinge on detailed factual history and precise legal argument. Criminal protection work needs an ability to reply shortly to moving details and urgent procedural time limits. His admissions in multiple jurisdictions allow him to dossier pleadings and appear in diverse boards when cases cross state or federal lines.
He has maintained club in expert associations, and his practice benefits from contacts across local and regional legal groups. That network supports research, expert engagement and legal proceedings strategy when complex matters require coordination beyond an unmarried workplace.
Clients find his office in Maryland, the place he runs the Modarres Law Office. The firm handles arraignments, pretrial motions, plea bargaining sessions, trial representation and civil rights legal proceedings. He divides time between case preparation, court work and appellate briefs when wanted. The workplace serves people confronting criminal accusations in addition to plaintiffs pursuing legal rights claims.
Today Modarres continues to practice in Maryland and Florida and to appear in the Eleventh Circuit. He advocates for clients in criminal defense and pursues legal rights legal proceedings as a part of his recent practice center of attention.
