Lindsey & Ferry, P.A.

Serving the Orlando area, Lindsey & Ferry, P.A., is an established law firm committed to defending and protecting the rights of those facing state and federal criminal charges in Florida.
Our attorneys provide prompt, courteous and professional service to our clients and their families and leave no stone unturned in our investigation of criminal cases.

We are exclusively devoted to criminal defense matters, including defending clients against drunk driving, sex crimes, drug charges, violent crimes and other felony and misdemeanor offenses.

We have the experience to make a difference: Warren Lindsey has 37 years of experience practicing criminal law in Florida courts and is a board-certified criminal trial lawyer by The Florida Bar. Few attorneys in Florida are board-certified as Mr. Lindsey is, which requires having met the rigorous standards for education, trial experience, peer review and examination. Mr. Lindsey has been selected for inclusion in Florida Super Lawyers from 2007 to 2014 and has obtained an *AV Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell. This is the highest peer rating for ethics and professionalism.
We build strong relationships: The legal profession is built on relationships. Strong relationships between criminal defense attorneys and prosecutors allow both to work efficiently and negotiate effectively. Strong relationships between attorneys and judges help to create an environment of mutual respect. Strong relationships with their clients allow lawyers to fully understand their clients’ concerns and work effectively to meet their goals. We have built these relationships since 1980, and have established a stellar reputation in the legal community.
We protect careers, reputations and futures: We have had the honor of representing professionals, college students, business owners, CDL truck drivers, military service members and other clients who have a lot to lose. As we defend the criminal case, we also factor in other potential nonlegal consequences to our clients’ lives that are affected by the case, including educational goals, professional licensure, career opportunities, immigration consequences, student conduct issues and issues relating to entry into government services, including the armed forces.