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• Dennis P. Deters was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He earned a bachelors degree in English from the University of Notre Dame and received his law degree from the University of Cincinnati. He also served as a Hamilton County (Cincinnati) Common Pleas Court Constable and worked as a law clerk to the Honorable William S. Matthews, the Honorable Fred Cartolano, and the Honorable John P. O'Connor. His legal career began as an Associate attorney at Schroeder, Maundrell, Barbiere and Powers. There he litigated a wide variety of cases defending police departments, municipalities, and large insurance companies throughout Ohio. He also prosecuted and tried personal injury claims.

  In 2004, Mr. Deters took a leave of absence from the practice of law to chair and manage his brother, Joe Deters' successful write-in campaign for Hamilton County Prosecutor.

  Soon after, he joined his friend, Daniel Haughey in his private practice. He became a Butler County Public Defender, and handled hundreds of criminal cases involving traffic, misdemeanor, juvenile and felony charges. Mr. Deters gained invaluable experience at every stage of the criminal justice system, from arrest to trial. Throughout this period, Mr. Deters maintained a personal injury practice, scoring numerous victories over defendants and their insurance companies. In 2007, Haughey and Deters was formed.

  Mr. Deters has completed numerous Continuing Legal Education courses, dealing with a wide array of topics related to the practice of criminal law, including DUI, warrants, evidence, speedy trial, trial preparation, sentencing, investigations, conflicts of interest, client testimony, misconduct, ethics, personal injury, damages, premises liability and tort reform.

  In 2008, Dennis was appointed the Butler County Area II Court Felony Public Defender, where he handled all Felony cases for indigent defendants. He also serves as the designee/hearing officer for the Princeton City School Board. In 2009, Dennis was elected Colerain Township Trustee on the November ballot. Colerain is Ohio largest township.

  Also in 2009 Dennis Deters was honored as an Ohio Super Lawyer, "Rising Star". He lives in Hamilton County with his family.

• Ohio, 2000 U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit

• Butler County Bar Association (Member) Ohio Bar Association (Member) Greater Cincinnati Bar Association (Member)

• University of Cincinnati College of Law, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2000J.D. University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, 1997B.S.Major: English

• The legal system can be intimidating, especially if this is the first time you have had to appear in court. At the law firm of Haughey & Deters, LLC, we offer a relaxed, low-pressure environment where you can discuss your case with an experienced lawyer. Our initial consultations are always free in criminal defense and personal injury matters, and you are under no obligation to hire us after you meet us.

  We offer two convenient locations to serve you better. Our Oxford law office is located at 121 West High Street, right across the street from the Butler County Area 1 County Court. We are also located at 722 Niles Road in Fairfield.

  Experienced Ohio Attorneys

  Firm founder Dan Haughey was born and raised in Oxford, Ohio. A former Butler County prosecutor and magistrate, Dan has been practicing law since 2002. Dan is also a professor in the business school at Miami University in Oxford.

  Attorney Dennis Deters was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. Before joining Haughey & Deters, Dennis was an insurance defense lawyer in personal injury cases, and defended police departments and law enforcement.

  Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Family Law Cases in Ohio

  Our lawyers represent people from all over the United States facing criminal law, family law and personal injury legal issues in Oxford, Fairfield, Hamilton and other communities in Butler County, Warren County and Hamilton County, Ohio. Many of our clients are students at Miami University in Oxford who face DUI/OVI, underage drinking or other criminal cases.

  Reasonable Fee Arrangements

  We offer reasonable fee arrangements and accept credit cards for underage intoxication, fake I.D., DUI/OVI and all other criminal defense cases. We also provide reasonable fees in all family law matters.

  If you have been injured due to the negligence of someone else in a car crash or any other type of accident, we charge no upfront fees. Our attorney's fee, if we are successful, will be a percentage of your total recovery. If we are not successful in recovering compensation from the negligent party, you will not owe us one time.

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