Warren S. Sutnick is a highly skilled trial attorney with more than three
decades of experience, specializing in defending individuals charged with serious
criminal offenses as well as DUI/DWI. Certified by the Supreme Court of New
Jersey as a Municipal Court Law Attorney, Mr. Sutnick has successfully handled
thousands of cases across New Jersey and New York.
A zealous advocate in the courtroom, Mr. Sutnick is recognized for his
expertise in DWI law and has appeared in nearly every municipal court in New
Jersey. Known for his strategic and tireless defense, he is deeply committed to
securing the best possible outcome for each client—no matter how long it takes.
While many cases involve similar legal issues, Mr. Sutnick understands that
every client has unique personal circumstances that deserve individualized
attention and respect.
Mr. Sutnick began his legal career as a prosecutor with the Brooklyn
District Attorney’s Office, where he served as a senior trial attorney in the
Homicide Bureau. His experience as a prosecutor gives him an edge as a defense
attorney, allowing him to anticipate how the State will build a case and
skillfully dismantle it in court.
Following his time in public service, Mr. Sutnick worked in the financial
sector at PaineWebber in Weehawken and later as counsel for Morgan Stanley in
New York City. He has lectured internationally on financial crimes and money
laundering.
Since 2002, Mr. Sutnick has served as the managing partner of Sutnick
& Sutnick, LLC. He also teaches continuing legal education courses for
various county bar associations and is frequently called upon to share his
expertise with fellow attorneys.
Mr. Sutnick is admitted to practice in both state and federal courts in
New Jersey and New York. He earned his undergraduate degree from Rutgers
University and his law degree from Brooklyn Law School.
Warren is amazing!! An extremely professional, personable, and knowledgeable attorney to have on your side. I contacted several local traffic court lawyers other firms where it felt like it might be p...
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