State of Georgia vs. S.S.
Nov 06, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissal
Client charged with Child Molestation. Through extensive investigation of the false claim attorney Kyle Koester was able to convince the District Attorney to dismiss the claim.
Woodstock, GA
Car accident Lawyer at Woodstock, GA
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Personal Injury ... +6 more
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Client charged with Child Molestation. Through extensive investigation of the false claim attorney Kyle Koester was able to convince the District Attorney to dismiss the claim.
OUTCOME: out of court settlement
client was hit by a drunk driver and sustained extensive injuries to her back and neck. This case settled for a confidential amount.
OUTCOME: trial verdict of $100,000.00
Personal Injury claim stemming from fight in a parking lot.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
C.D. was charged with domestic violence.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
N.F. was involved with an altercation with a family member. After raising the issue of self-defense the charges were eventually dropped against N.F.
OUTCOME: confidential settlement
Clients' family member was struck and killed by a speeding driver. Case settled for an undisclosed amount.
OUTCOME: partial dismissal
A. G. was charged with Vehicular Homicide stemming from a horrific car accident. After reviewing the State's evidence and hiring my own expert A.G. I convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the VH charge a ... llow my client to plead Nolo to a misdemeanor.
OUTCOME: Acquitted of the accused violation
T.S. was charged with violating the terms of his probation as a registered sex offender. Even though the burden of proof is much lower in a VOP hearing. than in a criminal trial, I successfully defende ... d against these false allegations.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
J.B. was falsely accused of stealing from a high-end clothing retailer. I uncovered unreleased video evidence that not only cleared my client but proved senior management lied.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
D.S. was charged with possession of marijuana. I successfully argued that the State did not have probable cause to search his home.