Contact New York Criminal Appeals Attorney Tom Theophilos
Telephone NumberS
716-447-7899
OR
716-447-7901
Toll Free:
1-866-447-7899
(Note: The first number listed above is the primary phone number. Use the second number only if you are not able to reach Tom using the first number. The toll free number is the same as the primary number. Inmates are required to register any phone numbers they intend on using with appropriate correctional personnel. Part of that registration process requires providing correctional officials with the address associated with that phone number. Inmates wishing to register Tom’s phone number with their correctional facility must use the address listed below. Tom has a prepaid account with all New York State correctional facilities. Once an inmate registers Tom’s phone number along with his address, then he can call Tom at any time to discuss his case. Inmates may register the first two phone numbers listed above but may not register the toll-free number. Inmates are prohibited from using toll- free numbers)
tom@lawyer484.com
law office of thomas theophilos
Representing clients everywhere in New York State
(Tom handles post conviction litigation throughout the State of New York from Long Island and New York city to Buffalo and all parts in between including Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Binghamton, etc.).
Office Address
1201 Colvin Blvd., Suite 1, Buffalo, NY 14223
Be prepared
Important Information For Initial Contact
Be prepared for the initial consultation. If you have any of the following information readily at hand, then you may wish to have it with you when you call in order to get the most out of your initial free consultation.
Has the person been sentenced and if so when was he sentenced? There may be deadlines associated with proceeding with certain types of litigation. A perfectly legitimate case can be lost if a deadline is missed. The clock starts ticking once sentence is imposed.
If the person has not yet been sentenced then what was the date of conviction and when is the case scheduled for sentence? There are certain motions that can be made after conviction and prior to sentence.
Where did the conviction occur? Was it in state or federal court? What was the county of conviction?
What crimes was the defendant initially charged with? This information will be contained in the indictment.
If the person is incarcerated in a state facility, what is his inmate number? If the person is incarcerated in a federal penitentiary, what is his BOP number?
The name, and any contact information of the trial lawyer.
Any ideas that either the client or his trial attorney have about issues that may serve as a basis for appeal.