A track record built one client at a time
Every case is different, but these results reflect the same approach we bring to every matter: thorough preparation and relentless advocacy.
Criminal Defense
Felony Assault Charge
Not Guilty — Jury Verdict
Client faced a serious felony assault charge carrying a lengthy prison sentence. After thorough investigation and a full jury trial, the defense secured a full acquittal on all counts.
Criminal Defense
Felony Drug Possession
Reduced to Violation, Sealed Record
Negotiated a felony drug possession charge down to a non-criminal violation, avoiding a permanent criminal record and preserving the client's employment and housing eligibility.
Guardianship
Contested Article 81 Guardianship
Guardianship Granted
Represented an adult child seeking guardianship over an aging parent against family opposition, securing a court order that protected the parent's safety while preserving their dignity and autonomy where possible.
Education Law
Special Education Due Process Hearing
Favorable Settlement
Represented a family whose child with a disability was denied appropriate services under their IEP, resulting in a settlement that secured compensatory services and a revised education plan.
Estate Planning
Contested Will Dispute
Estate Preserved for Rightful Heirs
Defended the validity of a client's parent's will against a challenge from an estranged family member, successfully upholding the estate plan as written in Surrogate's Court.
Criminal Defense
DWI First Offense
Dismissed
Identified procedural deficiencies in the traffic stop that led to a full dismissal of DWI charges before trial.
Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances. Case summaries are provided for illustrative purposes; identifying details have been generalized to protect client confidentiality.
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