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Get in touch for media inquiries, research requests, or questions about Edward's case and justice reform advocacy.

Case Management, Consultation & Paralegal Services

Available to Law Firms, Attorneys & Individuals

Proven professional paralegal services for credible law firms, attorneys, and self-represented parties seeking guidance on criminal defense, appeals, habeas corpus, or civil actions.

Media Inquiries

Press, journalists, and media professionals seeking information about Edward's case for reporting or documentary purposes.

General Inquiries

Questions about the case, speaking engagements, or support for justice reform initiatives.

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Email

For all inquiries and correspondence

[email protected]

Phone

Direct line for urgent matters

(412) 339-0158

Mailing Address

Edward Jesse Dreyfuse
1712 Mountaineer Hwy
New Martinsville, WV 26155

Document Requests

For access to restricted legal documents

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Response Time

We strive to respond to all inquiries within 2-3 business days. Media inquiries and urgent matters are prioritized. Thank you for your interest in Edward's story and the pursuit of justice reform.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Edward offer paralegal and consultation services?

Yes. Edward offers proven professional paralegal services including case management and consultation to credible law firms, attorneys, and individuals — including those representing themselves. He is not practicing law, but provides strategic guidance based on his personal experience and proven success. Services are available by contacting Edward at [email protected] or through the consultation request form.

Is Edward available for speaking engagements?

Yes, Edward is available for speaking engagements at universities, legal conferences, and justice reform events. Please use the contact form above or email directly to discuss availability and topics.

Can I access the legal documents from Edward's case?

Many documents are available in our Documents Archive. Some documents remain restricted for privacy or legal reasons. For research purposes, please contact us with your specific request.

How did Edward learn law while in prison?

Edward spent 8-12 hours daily in the prison law library, studying case law, appellate procedures, and constitutional rights. He taught himself legal writing, research methods, and courtroom procedures through dedicated self-study over many years.

Are there plans for a book or documentary?

There is significant interest from filmmakers and publishers. For media partnership inquiries, please contact us through the media inquiries form or visit our Media & Press page.

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