About Tyson R. Beers
A Lancaster criminal defense attorney in your corner!
If you are looking for a Lancaster criminal defense lawyer to represent
you and defend your rights, Tyson R. Beers is a choice candidate. Tyson
R. Beers is a dedicated, experienced and compassionate criminal defense
attorney committed to defending the rights of his fellow residents of
Lancaster. After more than 20 years in practice, the Law Offices of Tyson
R. Beers has become a trusted source of legal defense in some of the most
serious times.
Tyson was raised in the Antelope Valley and has resided in the area since
the late 1970s. After graduating from Antelope Valley High School, Tyson
attended the University of California, Riverside (UCR). During his time
there, he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Law
and Society. After graduating from UCR, he attended Seton Hall University
School of Law in Newark, New Jersey. He obtained his Juris Doctorate degree
in 1996 and has been actively practicing criminal defense since. He worked
at a criminal defense firm for more than 15 years before deciding to start
his own firm, the Law Offices of Tyson R. Beers.
Tyson treats his clients in a friendly, caring and personable manner, but
is not afraid to get aggressive when representing them in court. He has
two decades of experience defending clients across the Antelope Valley. As his tagline states, "When
the law gets tough, Tyson gets tougher!"
Attorney Tyson's Professional Achievements
Memberships:
- California State Bar since December 1996
Accolades:
Since his career began, Tyson has handled almost every kind of criminal
case. Whether you have been charged with a DUI, drug crime or sex crime
he will use his extensive knowledge and first-hand experience to get you
the best result possible. The Law Offices of Tyson R. Beers offers clients
free consultations and affordable payment plans. For more information
about Lancaster criminal defense attorney Tyson R. Beers,
contact his law firm today!
Get to Know Our Attorney
#1: What made you choose a career in criminal law?
I found the study and practice of criminal law exciting and ultimately
decided to use my interest to help people.
#2: In your opinion, what sets your firm apart from other firms in the area?
My vast experience and knowledge over 20 years and the personal approach
I provide to my clients.
#3: Tell us about a case that you are particularly proud of:
I was able to get a mentally challenged man's arson case dismissed
after convincing the DA that his confession was not trustworthy due to
his mental issues.
#4: What steps do you take to prepare for a difficult case?
Fully read and study all documents involved and conduct thorough research
to ensure the best possible defense.
#5: How do you view your role in the attorney-client relationship?
Not only to provide the best legal advice but to also counsel clients to
make sure they understand every aspect of their cases.
#6: What sets you apart from other criminal defense attorneys – why
is this important?
My knowledge, experience, and personal approach to providing the best criminal
defense possible.
#7: How does having experience benefit your clients?
It gives you an advantage because you know how the system works. That enables
you navigate the rough seas that are the criminal justice system and guide
your clients through it to protect them from harm. You know how and who
to speak to in order to help your clients.
#8: What types of cases do you specifically handle?
All criminal matters including but not limited to murder, attempted murder,
theft cases, drug cases, gang cases, robbery, burglary, DUI(with and without
injury), spousal abuse, assault and battery cases, driving on a suspended
license cases, arson, carjacking.
#9: In your opinion, what is the most rewarding aspect of your job?
Helping people when they need it the most.
#10: What advice do you most often give your clients & why?
Never speak to law enforcement without speaking to a lawyer first. Speaking
to law enforcement can hurt your case so exercise your right to remain
silent and speak to a lawyer first.
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