Personal injury Lawyer
Practice Areas: Personal Injury
OUTCOME: No action before charges filed
The client was alleged to have committed domestic violence with against his girlfriend. The victim admitted she had lied to police.. The victim agreed to sign a declaration that was sent to the D.A.'s ... office.
OUTCOME: No action before charges filed
The client was arrested for allegedly committing domestic violence with great bodily hard against her husband. The client indicated she was innocent. The husband agreed to sign a declaration that was ... sent to the D.A.'s office.
OUTCOME: Favorable plea bargain for the client
Client was charged with DUI with BAL over .20. Was able to negotiate plea bargain which did not include .20 enhanced penalties.
OUTCOME: Dismissed Counts 2 and 3. Misdemeanor charge on Count 1 with 3 years informal probation.
Client was charged with 1 Count of Hit and Run with Injury, 1 Count of Driving Without a License and 1 Count of No Proof of Financial Responsibility.
OUTCOME: No Action before charges filed
Client wrongfully charged with Domestic Violence. Was able to convince victim to sign declaration indicating that her wounds were self-inflicted and the client did not harm her.
OUTCOME: Dismissed Counts 2 and 3. Misdemeanor charge on Count 1 with 3 years informal probation.
Client was charged with 2 Counts of Possession of Firearm by Convicted Felon and 1 Count of Possession of Ammunition by Convicted Felon
OUTCOME: Charge Dismissed after Stand Your Ground Hearing
Mr. B was wrongfully charged with Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon. The charge stemmed from a confrontation where the defendant was forced to defend himself with a beer bottle against a drunken ... aggressor. I was able to obtain the testimony of a essential defense witness before the witness moved to South Africa. During the course of the case, the drunken aggressor was arrested and was held in jail. We seized this opportunity and held a Stand Your Ground hearing where the aggressor appeared in court wearing a jail jumpsuit.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty after Jury Trial
Mr. T was wrongfully charged with Discharging a Firearm into a Motor Vehicle. He defended himself against repo men who unlawfully assaulted him with a firearm. The repo men denied assaulting the clie ... nt but evidence revealed during trial showed that one of the repo men owned 40 firearms. In addition, evidence showed that the repo men had ample time to discard a firearm before police arrived. Lastly, the evidence showed if the repo men were found to be in possession of a firearm, they could lose their repossession licenses and as a result lose revenue upwards to $1,000,000 a year. On the case as co-counsel.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty (Felony Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon), Guilty (Misdemeanor Battery, Time Served)
Mr. A was wrongfully charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Battery. The victim alleged Mr. A smothered her with a pillow, struck her, and held a knife over her head threatening to k ... ill her. Mr. A admitted to putting his hands on the victim but vehemently denied assaulting her with a knife and threatening her life. When pressed on the witness stand, the victim's account of the events became distorted and did not match the account of the police officers and the 9-1-1 tape evidence; giving the jury enough evidence to believe the victim had lied about the assault with the knife.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty after Jury Trial
Mr. M was wrongfully charged with Possession of Oxycodone. Police pulled Mr. M over and indicate that Mr. M consented to a search of his vehicle. The search revealed a bottle of Oxycodone. Police tre ... ated Mr. M unjustly and failed to investigate Mr. M's assertions that the medicine belonged to his ill mother. Evidence at trial showed that Mrs. M's name was on the bottle. Had police performed a through investigation, they would have found that Mr. M is his mother's only form of transportation and support.
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