Attorneys licensed in New York & New JerseyNY · NJ
Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Spanish and RussianCall(347) 718-8735

About the firm

About Lu Xin Law Offices

Founded by attorney Curran, who is licensed in New York and New Jersey and brings approximately 30 years of criminal-defense and courtroom experience.

Our approach

Experience informs judgment. Facts determine the path.

Founding attorney Curran has represented clients in New York, New Jersey and federal criminal matters across investigation, arrest and arraignment, bail, pretrial negotiation, trial and appeal. Each engagement begins with the evidence, procedure, deadlines and the client’s practical objectives.

Attorney Curran has long represented clients in New York, New Jersey and federal criminal matters across investigation, arrest and arraignment, bail, pretrial negotiation, trial and appeal. The firm also handles complex commercial litigation, securities and banking, intellectual property, real estate, trusts and estates, and family law for individuals, companies, investors and financial institutions.

  • Licensed in New York and New Jersey
  • Admitted in E.D.N.Y., N.D.N.Y. and W.D.N.Y.
  • Approximately 30 years in criminal defense and litigation
  • Mandarin, Cantonese and English
From consultation to actionLU XIN · LAW
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Confirm deadlinesCourt dates, response dates, notice periods and limitation issues come first.
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Verify the recordThe timeline, parties and prior statements should be clear and consistent.
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Compare pathsFilings, negotiation and litigation are weighed against cost, risk and goals.

Admissions and focus

The practice at a glance

This page lists information directly relevant to the firm’s current focus. Every engagement remains subject to jurisdiction, conflicts and factual review.

01State admissions

New York · New Jersey

02Federal admissions

E.D.N.Y. · N.D.N.Y. · W.D.N.Y.

03Core experience

~30 years in criminal defense and courtroom litigation

04Languages

中文 · 粤语 · English

How we work

A clear path from the first conversation

A careful assessment replaces blanket assurances; facts and procedure replace promises of outcome.

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Understand

Organize the timeline, documents and urgent deadlines.

02

Assess

Explain options, potential consequences and likely scope.

03

Plan

Define evidence, responsibilities, milestones and next steps.

04

Advance

Track hearings, requests, negotiations and agency responses.

Start with the facts and the deadline.

Even if your file is incomplete, tell us what happened, when it happened, and whether a court date or response deadline is approaching. Call directly for urgent matters.