Matan, Wright & Noble - Ohio Criminal Defense and DUI

Over 90 Years of General Practice Including Personal Injury, Domestic & Criminal / DUI Law in Columbus and Central Ohio

The attorneys at Matan, Wright & Noble in Columbus, Ohio, are grounded in the belief that all clients deserve the highest degree of legal representation. No matter what circumstances brought you to our firm, we are aimed at getting the best possible results for you.

Attorneys at Matan, Wright and Noble are committed to protecting the rights of those who are injured in accidents, involved in domestic or family issues, and accused of drug crimes, DUI / OVI, theft, and victims of drunk drivers. Whether inside the courtroom or other alternative forms of advocacy, we provide personal client service in a friendly and professional environment.

To find out more about our attorneys, click on the links below to view their profiles. Contact our office to schedule a free initial consultation with a lawyer. We accept all major credit cards. Our Columbus, office is located a block from the Franklin County Courthouse, and we offer convenient hours in Newark (Licking County / Perry County) by appointment.

Eugene L. Matan
Robert Dean Noble
Scott E. Wright

  

  

Matan, Wright & Noble represents clients in the cities of Columbus, Pickerington, Canal Winchester, Grove City, Grandview, Bexley, Upper Arlington, Hilliard, Dublin, Worthington, Westerville, New Albany, Gahanna, Delaware, Lewis Center, Powell, Reynoldsburg, Newark, Whitehall, Pataskala, Circleville, Groveport, Lancaster, and in the following counties: Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Madison, Pickaway and Fairfield.

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