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John Anthony Terrezza

Pensacola, FL?Criminal Defense & Appellate Attorney

13 years of experience
Criminal Law, Appeals & Appellate, Domestic Violence ...
Florida

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Biography

John Terrezza was born in Pensacola, Florida, educated at the University of Florida and the Florida State University College of Law, and now focuses his practice on criminal defense. From 2010 to 2015, John lived in Gainesville, Florida where he discovered his passion for criminal defense while working in the office of attorney Lloyd Vipperman Jr. John enjoys the opportunity to get in the courtroom, argue, and defend the rights of persons accused of crimes. John has won acquittals at trial as lead counsel on charges ranging from misdemeanors to those carrying mandatory life sentences. In 2015, John briefed the federal appeal of a Motion to Suppress, and won, resulting in his client’s immediate release from prison. John has experience representing all types of people, from those who could not afford to hire their own attorney, to millionaires accused of committing white collar crimes. John is excited to be back in his hometown, and to use his experience in criminal defense to continue to fight for his client’s rights.

Practice Areas

Criminal Law: Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

Appeals & Appellate: Civil Appeals, Federal Appeals

Domestic Violence: Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

DUI & DWI

Juvenile Law

White Collar Crime

Fees

Free Consultation
Credit Cards Accepted

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

Florida

11th Circuit

Languages

English

Professional Experience

Associate Attorney: The Law Office of Lloyd Vipperman; 2010 - 2015; After law school, Mr. Terrezza worked as a law clerk at the criminal defense firm, the Law Offices of Lloyd Vipperman, Jr. Because of Terrezza’s hard work and dedication, he was quickly promoted to a full-time associate attorney. For five years, he represented all types of people in criminal proceedings—from those who could not afford to hire their own attorney to millionaires accused of committing white collar crime.