Roscommon, MI
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Roscommon, MI
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Nye's client
Mr Nye's client was a divorce client who had been assaulted by her ex-husband. At trial, with the compelling testimony of his client, and the brutal cross-examination of the defendant, Mr. Nye was abl ... e to convince the jury to award $20,000.00 to his client for the assaults and damages she suffered as a result of the battery by her husband.
OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Nye's client
Mr. Nye's client was a "down stater" who was "up north" for the weekend. An overviligent DNR officer decided to track and follow Mr. Nye's client through the woods in his vehicle. Ultimately, his cli ... ent was wrongfully arrested for drunk driving and open intoxication. The jury returned a not guilty verdict against the DNR and their charge of drunk driving.
OUTCOME: Judgment and settlement for Nye's clients
Mr. Nye routinely sues debt settlement companies for fraud his against his clients. To date, he has obtained judgments and settlements of over $100,000.00 in monies for his bankruptcy clients for frau ... ds committed by the debt settlement thieves.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Mr. Nye's client had multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct charges by a family member. After an intense invesitigation, Mr. Nye was able to file a complex motion and brief which ultimately result ... ed in complete dismissal of the charges. Mr. Nye's client did not spend a single day in court.
OUTCOME: Settlement as Demanded
Mr. Nye's client was an elderly person that fell at a major retail store and was injured. The insurance adjuster for the store was unreasonable, so a lawsuit was filed. Mr. Nye was able to settle the ... case prior to trial for the amount as demanded.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Mr. Nye's client was charged with multiple counts of felony fraud related to a business transaction. After exhaustive research, he filed a motion to dismiss the case showing that the alleged crime was ... not a crime at all. The prosecution dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Nye's client
Mr. Nye successfully tried a case in which the contractor had wrongfully performed construction services. It cost the client $54,000.00 to repair the substandard work, and he obtained that verdict fro ... m a jury after trial. The highlight of the trial was Mr. Nye's closing argument, in which he wore an Elmer Fudd hat to illustrate to the jury the incompetence of the construction crew. Additionally, the jury found Mr. Nye's damages expert very believable. Mr. Nye obtained the expert, who had never testified at a trial, but whose credentials were impeccable and integrity and opinion unassailable by the opposing attorney.
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