Mr. Eastman serves as the firm’s managing partner, and is licensed to practice law in California, Oregon, and Texas.

Sam has helped thousands of clients expunge, seal, and set-aside records across the country, and has a passion for criminal justice reform. Previously, Mr. Eastman represented a number of corporate clients, focusing on tax law, mergers and acquisitions, and a variety of corporate transactions.

Mr. Eastman earned his JD and LLM from the University of San Diego School of Law, and his undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon.

Partner

Samuel Eastman

Mr. Leone began his career as a prosecutor in Florida, where he was promoted to the Sex Crimes/Child Abuse Unit.

After moving to Minnesota, Andrew opened his own Criminal Defense firm, Leone Legal, PA. In 2014.

In addition to his own firm, Andrew began working as the Supervising Attorney in the Minnesota office of a national personal injury firm.

Now, Andrew is proud to serve in an Of Counsel capacity for Eastman Meyler, PC.

Of Counsel

Andrew Leone

Antranig Garibian maintains an active litigation practice throughout the state and federal courts of Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Mr. Garibian represents and advises individuals and businesses on matters involving commercial contracts, insurance coverage, liability claims, corporate governance, loss prevention and general business matters.

Mr. Garibian frequently writes articles and speaks at seminars on a wide array of emerging legal issues.

He is a graduate of Princeton University and Temple University School of Law.

Antranig Garibian

Client Relations Manager

Karol Paredes

Clear felonies and misdemeanors from your record.

Get the job you deserve and make more money

Restore firearm rights in many circumstances

The Benefits of Clearing Your Criminal Record

Quit worrying about what might show up on your background check

Tell employers that you haven't been convicted of a crime

Get access to student loan programs and enroll in higher education

Stop being treated like a 2nd class citizen