Role: Founder & Principal Attorney, Dallo Law, P.C.
License: Active member in Good Standing, State Bar of Michigan, P72879
Licensed in Michigan since: 2009
Experience: More than 17 years practicing law in Michigan Admission Date: July 10, 2009
Practice focus: Michigan criminal defense: controlled substance offenses, domestic violence, and criminal sexual conduct (CSC)
Office: 36700 Woodward Ave, Suite 103, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
Education: J.D., Thomas M. Cooley Law School; B.A., University of Michigan
Jalal J. Dallo is the founder and principal attorney of Dallo Law, P.C., a Bloomfield Hills criminal defense firm. He is an active member of the State Bar of Michigan and has practiced law in Michigan for more than 17 years, concentrating on the serious state charges that carry the highest stakes: controlled substance offenses, domestic violence, and criminal sexual conduct (CSC).
Attorney Dallo keeps a deliberately selective caseload. He represents high-asset clients (business owners, executives, licensed professionals, and their families) who are facing charges that threaten their freedom, their careers, and their reputations. Every case is prepared as if it will go to trial, because that preparation is what produces leverage at every stage before one.
Attorney Dallo appears in courts throughout Oakland County and Macomb County, including the Oakland County Circuit Court in Pontiac, the 48th District Court in Bloomfield Hills, the 52nd District Court divisions in Novi, Troy, Rochester Hills, and Clarkston, and the 50th District Court in Pontiac.
Dallo Law, P.C. represents clients from Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Troy, West Bloomfield Township, Farmington Hills, Novi, Rochester Hills, and surrounding communities.
Before founding Dallo Law, P.C., J. Dallo served as a judicial clerk to the Hon. Edward Sosnick of the Oakland County Circuit Court [2006-2008]. Working inside chambers gave him a judge’s-eye view of how criminal cases are decided: what persuades, what doesn’t, and how prosecutors build their files.
He earned his law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he served as Student Bar Association president and received the Leadership Achievement Award. At the University of Michigan, he captained the university’s boxing club and earned All-American honors from the National Collegiate Boxing Association. He brings the same discipline to how he prepares every case.
Attorney Dallo defends clients charged with possession, possession with intent to deliver, and manufacture or delivery of controlled substances under MCL 333.7401 and MCL 333.7403, including cocaine, fentanyl and other opioids, methamphetamine, and prescription drug cases. Drug cases are often won or lost on the search: the stop, the warrant, and how the evidence was handled.
A domestic violence charge under MCL 750.81 can bring a no-contact bond condition, loss of firearm rights, and lasting consequences for professional licenses and custody before a case is ever resolved. J. Dallo moves quickly on bond conditions, evidence preservation, and the credibility questions these cases often turn on.
CSC charges under MCL 750.520b through 750.520e carry some of the most severe penalties in Michigan law, including lengthy prison terms and sex offender registration. Attorney Dallo has taken CSC cases to verdict, including a not-guilty verdict on first-degree CSC counts in Oakland County.
J. Dallo also defends OWI/DUI charges under MCL 257.625, state white collar offenses such as embezzlement and fraud, computer crimes under MCL 752.791 et seq., and assault charges under MCL 750.81 through 750.90, in Oakland County and Macomb County courts.
Attorney Dallo represents clients whose cash, vehicles, or other property has been seized by police. Under Michigan’s 2019 forfeiture reforms, the state generally needs a criminal conviction before it can keep property worth less than $50,000 in a drug case (MCL 333.7521a) [verify before publish]. Deadlines to contest a seizure are short, so property owners should act quickly.
Dallo Law, P.C. serves high-asset clients facing serious criminal charges in Michigan. Our clients expect direct access to their attorney, complete preparation, and a defense built to protect what they have worked for. Financing is available.
If you are facing serious criminal charges, call right now and we will attempt an immediate connection to Mr. Dallo himself! You can speak with him immediately.
Call (248) 283-7000, available 24/7.
Every case is different. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Is Jalal J. Dallo currently licensed to practice law in Michigan?
Yes. Jalal J. Dallo is an active member of the State Bar of Michigan (P72879) and has been licensed to practice law in Michigan since 2009. His status can be confirmed through the State Bar of Michigan member directory.
How long has Attorney Dallo practiced criminal defense?
Attorney Dallo has practiced law in Michigan for more than 17 years. He clerked for the Hon. Edward Sosnick of the Oakland County Circuit Court before founding Dallo Law, P.C. in Bloomfield Hills.
What types of criminal cases does J. Dallo handle?
J. Dallo concentrates on serious Michigan state criminal charges, including controlled substance offenses, domestic violence, and criminal sexual conduct (CSC), along with OWI, white collar, and violent crime cases in Oakland County and Macomb County courts.
Is financing available?
Yes. Financing is available for clients who need it.

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