Thomas Douglas Trbovich - Profile

Thomas Douglas Trbovich is a distinguished legal professional with a long-standing reputation for exceptional legal advocacy, stemming from his tenure as a former assistant district attorney. His office garners numerous referrals from contented clients and fellow legal practitioners. Recognized for his prowess in criminal defense, Mr. Trbovich's firm is often sought out to handle intricate criminal cases that other lawyers shy away from. Notably, he is the go-to attorney that his peers entrust with their personal legal matters. With a wealth of experience, Mr. Trbovich has successfully litigated and negotiated countless criminal cases, specializing in traffic violations and criminal defense. He is well-versed in arguing DWI issues before the New York Appellate Division, drawing from his police training on DWI breath test and arrest procedures. Honored by prestigious publications such as Business First and Buffalo Law Journal in their Who’s Who in Law for 2007, Thomas Trbovich was recognized as one of the top five percent of attorneys in the eight counties of Western New York, as chosen by his legal colleagues and judges. This accolade, coupled with his consistently impressive track record, cements Mr. Trbovich's standing as one of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in the region.

Mr. Trbovich earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Skidmore College in 1988 before completing his Master of Science in Economics at the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1990. He went on to attain his Juris Doctorate, graduating cum laude, from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1997. Admitted to the New York Bar in 1997 and the federal court in 2002, Mr. Trbovich boasts over a decade of proven legal expertise. His practice is primarily focused on DUI/DWI defense, criminal defense, and traffic law violations. Handling a wide array of cases ranging from misdemeanors to felonies and appeals, Mr. Trbovich excels in navigating complex legal issues such as illegal stops, challenging blood alcohol tests, reopening prior convictions, license revocations, and probation violations, among others.