Our History of Success
CASE OVERVIEW
In this 2019 Federal Court Criminal case, we represented a defendant charged with 10 counts of Medicare Fraud, totaling $23 million billings.
He faced up to 20 years each for counts 1-5 and 5 years each for counts 6-10, plus $Millions in fines and restitution.
Result:
As a result of our negotiations, he plead guilty to only count 6. His sentence was 5 years probation with the 1st year on house arrest.
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In this 2019 Superior Court Criminal case, we represented a defendant charged with Child Molestation and Sexual Battery.
He faced 25 years and life as a registered sex offender.
Result:
As a result of our negotiations, he plead to Sexual Battery. The Molestation charge was dismissed. He was allowed to plea as a First Offender, and, after his parole ends on his 5 year sentence in 2024, he will not be a sex offender.
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In this 2019 Superior Court Criminal case, our client was charged with possession of methamphetamine that was found in the pocket of a jacket he was wearing. He was also on probation in another state.
The client was facing 3 years in a Georgia prison plus many, many more years in an out-of-state prison for violating his probation.
Result:
CHARGES DISMISSED!!!
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In this 2018 Superior Court Criminal case, the client was charged with armed robbery and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. The incident, which took place at a local gas station, was captured on video.
The maximum sentence was Life in prison plus 5 years.
Result:
Using modern technology (below), we determined that the money our client (gray shirt) was accused of stealing was likely his own. The alleged victim (blue shirt) had picked it up in the parking lot seconds after our client dropped it.
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In this 2019 Superior Court Criminal case, we represented a man charged with nine felonies, including kidnapping, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, as well as two misdemeanors.
All told, he faced 2 Life Sentences plus 82 years.
Result:
At the jury trial, we admitted to the misdemeanors but aggressively fought the felonies.
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2016/2017 Probate/Family Law Case. Client’s husband had passed away, leaving considerable debt and placing the marital home at risk.
Georgia has a mechanism for widows/widowers and children to pull assets out of an estate and away from creditors. It is called “Year’s Support.” However, the client had remarried in the year after her husband’s death, and remarriage destroys a widow’s right to Year’s Support.
Result:
We determined through speaking with the client, that the new husband, from whom she was now estranged, had fraudulently induced her into marriage. We also determined that, if the client got an annulment instead of a divorce from the new, abusive husband, she would become eligible for Year’s Support again.
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2016 Superior Court Criminal Case. Defendant was charged with felony Entering Auto. Faced 5 years in prison.
Result:
Fine and Probation. No prison time. Felony charge reduced to a misdemeanor. Defendant is not a convicted felon, and retains voting rights and right to possess firearms.
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2016 Superior Court Criminal Cases. In one case, the client was indicted and charged with 2nd Degree Criminal Damage to Property; Possession of a firearm during Commission of a Felony; and Reckless Conduct.
In his second case, he was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Marijuana and Obstruction of an Officer.
In all, he was facing 16 years in prison.
Result:
No prison time. We proved that the client could not have done the damage alleged in the first case, and that he had a prescription for the drugs found in his possession. All charges in both cases were reduced to misdemeanors, except the firearm charge which was dismissed.
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In this 2016 collections case, we represented a landlord whose tenant had done considerable damage to her rental property. The tenant filed a counterclaim against our client seeking $11,000 in damages.
Result:
We got the client an award of $5,595 in Magistrate Court, and the counterclaim against our client was dismissed.
