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Our client’s fingerprint was found on duct tape, that was in the getaway car. The car was used in a robbery. Our client is alleged to have made a confession to the police, admitting to being the person on surveillance shown during the robbery. We successfully argued for the exclusion of the confession. Ultimately the fingerprint evidence was not sufficient for identification. Not guilty verdict.

Client was in the rear passenger car of a vehicle. Police searched the car without a warrant. Police found a loaded firearm and guns under the seat where our client was sitting. Clients DNA was on the firearm. We successfully argued that it was not sufficient evidence. Charges were dismissed after trial.

Client’s DNA was mixed into the blood on the victim’s jacket after an unsuspecting attack. No eyewitness or surveillance in the area. Client charged with aggravated assault. Judge agreed that DNA, on its own, is not enough for a conviction. Client found not guilty.

Our client was a common law spouse. All the properties and businesses were in the name of the responding spouse. The responding spouse refused to give our client any interest in the properties or business. We successfully got a settlement for our client for the equivalent of $1.7 million.

Opposing spoused wanted client’s pension and wanted him to sell his business and provide her with a percentage of the proceeds. We negotiated a settlement where client kept his business, kept his pension, and received $10,000.00 from the opposing spouse.

Child was living with Respondent Mother at the time of the application. Negotiated a settlement where Applicant Father got sole custody of the child, and Respondent mother had to pay child support to the father.