Sun Prairie, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Sun Prairie, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Litigation, Federal Crime
OUTCOME: Dismissed
My client was indicted for mortgage fraud in federal court, facing a maximum of 60 years in prison. Through thorough investigation and careful selection of expert witnesses, the case was dismissed outr ... ight.
OUTCOME: We prevailed on summary judgment
My firm won a $ 68,000.00 judgment in an interstate commercial case in Wisconsin state court. The judgment was for the exact amount we requested. The Wisconsin Circuit Court awarded the judgment based ... on our motion for summary judgment, despite the defendants' opposition. Judgment issued against both the out-of-state corporation and personally against the principal.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed with prejudice
My client was accused by an insurance company of committing an arson. The case proceeded to jury trial. The circuit court judge granted my motion to dismiss the insurance company's case. The jury did n ... ot have to decide. Because of my firm's careful preparation and pretrial motions, the insurance company could not present enough evidence to get the case to the jury.
OUTCOME: Charges dismissed
My client was initially charged with conspiracy to murder his wife's lover. After my firm's investigation and litigation of the case, the charges were reduced to misdemeanor disorderly conduct and late ... r dismissed.
OUTCOME: Sentence 16 years less than federal guideline
My client was convicted in federal court of conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine. In federal court, the United States Sentencing Guidelines tell the judge what sentence to impose. The guidelines c ... alled for 15 to 20 years in prison. I attacked the guidelines as unreasonable. The prosecutor asked for a sentence within the guidelines. The judge imposed a 3.5 year sentence.
OUTCOME: Sentence reduced by 40%
In this federal criminal appeal, my client was subject to an enhanced sentence because the district judge determined that he was a career criminal under the sentencing guidelines. We appealed to the Se ... venth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals reversed the decision.
OUTCOME: Federal sentence reduced by 50%
Because we appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals, my client's federal sentence was reduced to half the original term. The government charged my client under federal law 18 U.S.C. 922(g), for p ... ossession of a firearm. He admitted possessing the firearm. Normally, federal firearm possession has a maximum penalty of 10 years prison. But the judge sentenced my client to 15 years in prison under the Armed Career Criminal Act, based on a juvenile adjudication from 16 years ago. On appeal, the government's lawyer conceded that my argument was correct all along. The sentence imposed on my client was too high.
OUTCOME: Reduced to misdemeanor possession
In this Wisconsin state case, my client was charged with being a member of a conspiracy to sell cocaine in Green Bay. My firm's investigation revealed that he was not a member of a conspiracy, but mere ... ly a customer.
OUTCOME: 1 year probation
My client was charged with federal bank fraud, which carries a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison. Normally, federal prosecutors in my district do not negotiate about charges. In this case, I was ab ... le to convince the government to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor.
OUTCOME: Charges dismissed
My client was charged with a class D felony and a class E felony for allegedly selling cocaine. The prosecution tried to bluff us into accepting a prison term. We stood up to the prosecution. The prose ... cutor dismissed the case.
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