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Martin A. Dietz
Attorney at Law

Federal and State Criminal Defense / Litigation Attorney
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Pittsburgh Defense Attorney

Your First Line of Defense

Attorney Dietz represents individual and business clients in federal and state criminal investigations and clients who are charged with crimes in federal and state court. His areas of federal practice include, but are not limited to grand jury investigations, white collar crimes, healthcare fraud, bank fraud, mail and wire fraud, tax investigations and fraud.

He represents clients in state court grand jury investigations and all state court criminal prosecutions and in commercial litigation. He also represents clients who suffer injuries due to the negligence of others including, but not limited to, vehicle accidents and medical malpractice. Attorney Dietz has a diverse network of other highly skilled attorneys to whom he refers cases that involve areas of law outside of his areas of practice. Feel free to reach out to him with any legal questions you may have and if he can’t help you directly, he can find someone who will!

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White Collar Criminal Defense

Drug Crimes

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Tax Crimes

Criminal Investigations

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Attorney Dietz attended Shaler Area High School, Grove City College and graduated from the University of Dayton School of Law in 1993. Upon graduation he practiced law with the law firm of Anthony M. Mariani, P.C. until 2005, when Attorney Mariani was elected to the bench. He has been practicing law at his own law practice since then. During his career, Attorney Dietz was appointed as Pennsylvania’s first Assistant Independent Counsel, he is on the Criminal Justice Act Panel, he has served on numerous federal and state court legal committees and he frequently speaks at continuing legal education courses. He is admitted to practice law throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and he has represented clients in federal courts in Pennsylvania, New York, Colorado, Ohio, Georgia and West Virginia.

Attorney Dietz has served as a judicial law clerk and has been recognized by Pennsylvania Super Lawyers magazine. Attorney Dietz resides in Hampton Township, Pennsylvania with his wife and five children, all of whom he enjoyed coaching in softball, baseball or football. He enjoys spending time in the outdoors fishing and hunting.

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Two swindlers get probation for laundering proceeds of West Africa-based real estate scheme.

A federal judge in Pittsburgh cut two swindlers a break Thursday in sentencing them to probation for their roles in laundering the proceeds from an email real estate ripoff scheme originating in West Africa.

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Prison or house arrest? Sides clash over sentence.

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Etna business owner sentenced in Hurricane Ivan scam

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Judge confines former sheriff DeFazio to home

When he learned he would have to serve six months’ home confinement, former Sheriff Peter R. DeFazio wondered whether he’d be allowed to attend daily Mass.  That was the only question he asked his defense attorney yesterday after his federal court sentencing on a misdemeanor charge of macing.  

Fentanyl dealer gets part-time federal sentence in overdose death of friend

 After admitting that she struggled with how to come up with an appropriate sentence, U.S. District Judge Joy Flowers Conti sentenced Jacob Palaski, 28, of South Park, to probation and ordered him to report to the Erie County Jail on weekends for a year.

Jefferson Hills man gets 2 years probation for running illegal slaughterhouse.

Xia Vue, who has repeatedly run afoul of law officers for running a poultry slaughterhouse in his home, was sentenced today to two years of probation. U.S. District Judge Maurice Cohill imposed that term & also ordered him to stop buying animal carcasses in bulk or …

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Martin A. Dietz, Esquire

2885 Wildwood Road Extension
Allison Park, PA 15101

(412) 261-5520 office
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