George Hoffman practices general litigation, but focuses on criminal, personal injury and medical negligence/malpractice trial work. Mr. Hoffman has extensive trial experience representing individuals who have suffered serious injuries through the negligence of others, including automobile accidents, medical negligence/malpractice, premises liability, and products liability.

While representing individuals who have been criminally accused, Mr. Hoffman has substantial jury trial experience in both felony and misdemeanor cases. His criminal defense practice includes all levels of felony and misdemeanor charges, including murder, homicide, burglary, robbery, rape, child sexual and physical abuse, battery, drug cases, and DWI. He is well-known for successfully defending DWI clients, from the simple first-offense DWI to the complex DWI death or serious bodily injury, and has conducted lectures and presented seminars on a variety of trial-related topics.

• Top Ten Mistakes Young Lawyers Make at Trial (Indiana Continuing Legal Education Foundation, May 1999)
• Being a Lawyer on The Side of People Criminally Accused (Philo Atkinson 21 Hour Seminar, Detroit, September 2002)
• Preparation for the Expert Deposition (Hazard Information Foundation, Inc. Workshop, Sierra Vista, Arizona, February 2003)
• Leopold and Loeb Trial (Clarence Darrow: Crimes, Causes and the Courtroom, Franklin College Continuing Education Seminar, September 2003)
• Use of Safety Engineering Principles to Prove Medical Negligence and to Improve Health Care Delivery (Hazard Information Foundation, Inc. Workshop, Sierra Vista Arizona, February 2004)