Livonia, MI
Litigation Lawyer at Livonia, MI
Practice Areas: Litigation, Immigration, Family
OUTCOME: Our client received a unanimous jury verdict acquitting him of all charges.
Taylor police said a Taylor youth football player used a pencil to stab opponents during a game against a Dearborn team. The youth was charged with two counts of aggravated assault. Following a two-d ... ay jury trial, we successfully defended the youth.
OUTCOME: The court found in favor of our clients and awarded them over $400,000 on their claims for refunds and damages.
This was a fraud case tried on behalf of pastors of 21 African-American churches from across southern Michigan who got involved in what former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox called a nationwide sca ... m aimed at black churches.
OUTCOME: The Court of Appeals reversed and restored our client’s parental rights having found that the trial court clearly erred in terminating respondent’s parental rights.
Respondent-mother appealed as of right from the trial court’s order terminating her parental rights to her minor child. On appeal we successfully argued that the trial court erred in excusing the peti ... tioner from presenting any evidence in support of the petition and instead requiring our client “to present evidence to the court that the statutory factors have not been met.”
OUTCOME: The court dismissed the case for lack of evidence and the government’s failure to meet its statutory burden of proof.
Respondent-mother was accused of physically abusing her child by fracturing the child’s arm in two places. The matter went to trial where we thoroughly cross-examined the government’s expert witnesses. ...
OUTCOME: The court awarded our client over $123,000 for his contractual expectancy and exemplary damages.
Plaintiff was defrauded out of his life savings by unscrupulous, so-called real estate investors who mislead Plaintiff and falsified land documents. We sued Defendants for (1) fraudulent misrepresent ... ation; (2) innocent misrepresentation; (3) concert of action; (4) contractual fees; and, (5) attorney fees and costs.
OUTCOME: We secured an order for grandparenting time for our client under Michigan’s grandparenting time act.
A grandmother sought parenting time with her grandson over the refusal of the child’s mother following her son’s divorce from the mother and subsequent, untimely death.
OUTCOME: The case was dismissed in our client's favor.
In the midst of a custody dispute, a diminutive mother was charged with domestically assaulting the 6’ foot, 230 lbs. father of her child. During the discover phase, we demonstrated through the produc ... tion of social media that the father was blackmailing the mother.
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