Lawyer Profile

Fred Haddad C.C.

Fred Haddad, PA

Recognized Since:

1995
Recognized in:

Criminal Defense: General Practice

Criminal Defense: White-Collar
Phone:

(954) 467.6767
Location:

315 Southeast Seventh Street, Suite 301

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-3158

Fred Haddad has been practicing criminal law at both the trial and appellate level for some thirty eight years, and has tried over five hundred cases in more than 25 jurisdictions.

Mr. Haddad has been admitted to the United States Supreme Court as well as the United States Court of Appeals for the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Tenth and Eleventh Circuits as well as the United States District Courts for the Southern, Middle and Northern Districts of Florida, the Western District of Tennessee and the Western District of Texas. He has been admitted on Motion in some twenty other Federal jurisdictions as well as the State Courts of California, Wisconsin and Georgia.

Mr. Haddad has, since 1995, been included in Best Lawyers in America, listed in both the white collar and non white collar criminal law categories. He is also listed as a top tier law firm in white collar and non white collar criminal litigation in U.S. News and World Report’s America’s Best Law Firms. Mr. Haddad, has since its inception, been categorized as one of the one hundred best trial lawyers in the National Trial Lawyers Associate Guide to best trial lawyers in each state. He has also been listed as one of South Florida’s best criminal lawyers in the Miami Herald, Florida Trend magazine and other local publications. In 1999 he received the Broward County Criminal Defense Lawyers Harry Gulkin Award as a lawyer’s lawyer. He has also been listed in numerous "Who’s Who" publications including Who’s Who in American Law for over twenty five years.

Mr. Haddad is a life member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and The Florida Association of Defense Lawyers, as well as the National Trial Lawyers Association and is also a member of the California Attorneys for Criminal Justice and the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. For many years severed on the board of the local Federal Bar Association and on a personal level is a life member of the International Gamefish Association and the Billfish Foundation.

Lawyer Bio

Fred Haddad has been practicing criminal law at both the trial and appellate level for some thirty eight years, and has tried over five hundred cases in more than 25 jurisdictions.

Named "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers for:

Criminal Defense: General Practice, Fort Lauderdale (2018)
Criminal Defense: General Practice, Fort Lauderdale (2016)

Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America for work in:

Criminal Defense: General Practice
Criminal Defense: White-Collar

Areas of Expertise:

Federal

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Firm Details

Fred Haddad, PA

Headquarters

315 Southeast Seventh Street, Suite 301

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-3158

(954) 467.6767

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Mr. Haddad’s cases have consisted of Federal white collar crimes including stock, foreign currency, commodity, Medicare and mortgage fraud, ponzi schemes, as well as pension fraud, election violations, tax evasion, identity theft, environmental crimes, terrorism, general racketeering, drug crimes and other related cases. Mr. Haddad also handles traditional State Court felonies including first degree murder. He also handles occasional complex civil litigation. He has had an extensive appellate practice as well having handled over four hundred appellate matters in both State and Federal Courts that have resulted in approximately one hundred and fifty published opinions. This includes Brown v. United States, decided in tandem with Griffith v. Kentucky, 479 U.S. 314, 107 S.Ct. 708 (1987) which he handled from trial in the Federal District Court in Oklahoma, through reversal in the United States Supreme Court and the eventual dismissal of all charges. This case established the existing standard for retroactivity of decisions in criminal cases. Mr. Haddad has had over 125 appellate arguments, including in the United States Supreme Court most of the United State Court of Appeals as well as the Florida Supreme Court and all five District Courts of Appeals.

United States v. Mark Duper

The all pro wide receiver was accused and then acquitted of trafficking in multiple kilograms of cocaine

United States v. McKinley, et al

A case involving terrorism charges against members of the Irish Republican Army for terrorism involving the purchase of a stinger missle for use in Northern Ireland which resulted in acquittal on all but a minor charge.

United States v. Spudeas, et al

A trial in Chicago involving a Klein conspiracy [tax fraud] among various members of an organization, which resulted in a dismissal after hung jury for Mr. Haddad's client.

State of Florida v. Blades

The all pro wide receiver Brian Blades was acquitted on homicide charges.