Case Results

The defendant was charged in the Dedham District Court with domestic assault and battery. The case was tried to a jury. Our attorney presented evidence on behalf of the defendant, aggressively cross-examined the prosecution’s witnesses and successfully argued the case to the jury. After the jury trial, the defendant was found not guilty.

The defendant was accused of Larceny Over $250 in the Stoughton District Court. We were able to negotiate a settlement in which the case was dismissed on court costs.

The defendant was charged with two counts of Uttering, two counts of Forgery, two counts of Improper Use of a Credit Card, Identity Fraud, two counts of Larceny, and Receiving Stolen Property. Our attorney put forth a motion to dismiss to the court that was allowed.

Our client was accused of Identity Fraud, Criminal Harassment, and Witness Intimidation in the Marlborough District Court. The case involved computer records and phone records that were subpoenaed to court, along with a number of witnesses from all over the country. We pushed the case to trial and, on the trial date, all charges against the defendant were dismissed.

Our client was charged with motor vehicle homicide after striking and killing a bicyclist while driving. After consulting with experts and accident reconstructionists, we took the case to trial. The lengthy trial included testimony from our own expert and an expert from the state police testifying against our client. We aggressively cross-examined the police officer witnesses and the defendant was acquitted of all charges.

The Trooper testified that our client sped negligently into a sobriety checkpoint nearly hitting other cars and officers. When asked for his license and registration, the client handed a credit card to the trooper. When told to get out of the vehicle, the client stumbled out of the car and had trouble walking. He had to hold onto the door for balance while standing. The trooper testified that the client was slurring his words and had a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breadth. According to the trooper, the client failed the field sobriety tests that were conducted.