
Riverside Drug Possession Lawyers
Trusted Defenders for the Accused in San Bernardino, CA
In California, prosecution and sentencing for drug offenses are tougher than ever, with new laws and enhanced penalties. To avoid jail time—for even a minor possession charge—having an experienced, aggressive attorney by your side is extremely important.
At Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon, we have served the needs of Californians in and around Riverside since 1980. Our team includes former prosecutors who have developed an aggressive defense strategy for individuals accused of committing drug crimes. Many drug crimes are serious felonies that can carry mandatory minimum sentences.
Call (951) 574-2281 or contact us online for a free case evaluation with a Riverside drug possession attorney at Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon. Hablamos español.

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My sister and I met with Adam and Maricela on the first consultation and we just knew this was the firm we needed representing her case.- Alexis C.
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Charles's commitment to our case extended far beyond what we could have anticipated. His hard work and unwavering effort were apparent as he tirelessly fought for justice on our behalf.- Rosa R.
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They showed genuine care and compassion. I had an exceptional experience with attorney Joseph Felbab. Thanks to their diligent work, I received a favorable settlement that exceeded my expectations with my case.- Estefania V.
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harles Kenyon stepped in and delivered an outstanding defense. He didn’t just win the case; he saved my grandson’s life. The entire firm is compassionate, communicative, and we cannot recommend them highly enough!- Kristin P.
Felony Drug Possession in Riverside
Drug possession may be charged as a felony under certain conditions:
- You have prior serious or violent felony convictions
- The possession involved large quantities or intent to sell
- You possessed certain drugs (e.g., PCP, GHB) or firearms were involved
- Possession occurred in a correctional facility
Felony charges may fall under HSC §§ 11351 (possession for sale).
Felony penalties for most of these cases:
- Two, three, or four years in county jail or probation with up to a year in jail
- Fines of up to $20,000
- Formal probation
- No automatic access to diversion or expungement
- Potential immigration consequences for noncitizens
Example: Being found with individually packaged baggies of meth and a digital scale during a search may lead to a felony for possession with intent to sell.

Your Voice in the Fight
Here's What Sets Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon Apart
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Since 1980, our attorneys have handled a wide spectrum of criminal cases, bringing seasoned judgment and steady guidance to every matter.
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With backgrounds as former prosecutors, we anticipate the opposition’s approach and pinpoint case vulnerabilities from the outset.
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Our boutique structure ensures you work one‑on‑one with senior counsel—no handoffs to junior associates.
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We return calls promptly, provide regular updates, and lay out each step so you always know where your case stands.
Have questions? Ready to get started? Call (951) 574-2281 today to schedule a free consultation. We return calls promptly and walk you through every step of the legal process.
