Thomas A. Foley is a criminal defense lawyer with nearly 30 years of experience. He is committed to ensuring the criminal justice system works for his clients, providing zealous and accomplished representation from day one.
Mr. Foley is a former United States Marine Corps officer and former prosecutor. Since opening his firm in 1995, Mr. Foley's practice is devoted exclusively to criminal defense. Bringing the same level of professional discipline and attention to detail that he learned in the military, Mr. Foley's work ethic and command of the law allows him to skillfully navigate his clients through the state and federal courts of Delaware. His experience as a former prosecutor enables Mr. Foley to see each case from the prosecutor's perspective, formulating effective counter arguments that help achieve the best possible outcome on behalf of his clients.
Mr. Foley recognizes that many criminal defendants face an abundance of bias from the one-sided story portrayed by the police, prosecutor and media. Mr. Foley fully appreciates his obligation to ensure that his client's side of the story is made known to the prosecutor, judge or jury so that a fair outcome can be reached, and most importantly, that his clients' constitutional rights are fully protected
Mr. Foley will stand by your side every step of the way. He represents individuals in Wilmington, Newark, and New Castle County in all types of criminal offenses, including:
Working with an experienced attorney is important, whether you are facing misdemeanor or felony charges. Mr. Foley only handles criminal defenses cases, including issues related to pardons and expungements. He will zealously advocate for your future and provide honest advice about your case, making sure that you are treated with the dignity you deserve.
"Fairness is what justice really is." - Justice Potter Stewart
Do not wait to contact Mr. Foley if you have been arrested or charged with a crime. He will protect your rights and start working on your defense. Arrange a free initial consultation by calling 302-658-3077 or fill out an online contact form.
Mr. Foley is able to meet you anywhere, including in local jail if you are incarcerated.