Brian W. Perry Lemoyne Criminal Lawyer

One of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in Pennsylvania representing individuals and corporations charged with all types of state and federal offenses.

Brian focuses his practice on criminal law and his representation includes:

Defense of professionals

Internal corporate investigations

Pre-indictment representation

White collar criminal defense

Trials and appeals in state and federal courts

Corporate Compliance

Civil and administrative actions

He served as Deputy District Attorney, Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office from 1994 – 1997. Prior joining Tucker Arensberg, Brian was majority owner and Managing Partner in the firm Perry, Shore, Weisenberger & Zemlock.

Brian also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Jeffery A. Smith, President Judge of the Bradford County Court of Common Ple

Representative Matters

Represented a Philadelphia-area business person accused of bribery and was granted a Rule 29 judgement of acquittal.

Represented a former Penn State University athletic director charged with perjury-related offenses.

Represented a police officer acquitted of homicide.

Represented a national celebrity accused of sexual misconduct.

Argued appellate cases before the Pennsylvania Superior and Supreme Courts, the Federal 3rd District of Appeals and Pennsylvania Board of Pardons.

One of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in Pennsylvania representing individuals and corporations charged with all types of state and federal offenses.

Brian focuses his practice on criminal law and his representation includes:

Defense of professionals

Internal corporate investigations

Pre-indictment representation

White collar criminal defense

Trials and appeals in state and federal courts

Corporate Compliance

Civil and administrative actions

He served as Deputy District Attorney, Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office from 1994 – 1997. Prior joining Tucker Arensberg, Brian was majority owner and Managing Partner in the firm Perry, Shore, Weisenberger & Zemlock.

Brian also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Jeffery A. Smith, President Judge of the Bradford County Court of Common Ple

Representative Matters

Represented a Philadelphia-area business person accused of bribery and was granted a Rule 29 judgement of acquittal.

Represented a former Penn State University athletic director charged with perjury-related offenses.

Represented a police officer acquitted of homicide.

Represented a national celebrity accused of sexual misconduct.

Argued appellate cases before the Pennsylvania Superior and Supreme Courts, the Federal 3rd District of Appeals and Pennsylvania Board of Pardons.