Our client was facing a maximum of 4.5 Years in State Prison. Our team fought hard in the courtroom and pursued a strategy of mental health diversion. Our defense was successful and resulted in the case being dismissed.

Los Angeles Court House

The client was facing a maximum of five years in state prison under the accusation of battery & brandishing a weapon. Our legal team fought back hard and got the case dismissed. No prison sentence - instead, our client got a fresh start.

Los Angeles Courthouse

We successfully dismissed the case with our strategic approach tailored to the specific facts of the case.

Riverside Court House

Our client was facing 25 years in prison under the accusations of conspiracy to engage in money laundering and unlawful use of unauthorized access devices. After 3 years of relentless defense and unparalleled commitment, we are happy to announce that our client no jail time!

Federal Court House

Our client facing felony charges for the PROHIBIT TRANSFER OF FIREARM. Through diligent advocacy, we successfully achieved a full dismissal of the case.

Los Angeles Courthouse

Our client was charged with a felony, a hit and run offense. We successfully secured mental health diversion for the client, allowing them to focus on treatment and recovery instead of facing a conviction.

Pasadena Courthouse

Our client was facing serious charges of domestic violence, including one felony and one misdemeanor. Through our dedicated efforts, we successfully had the entire case dismissed.

Los Angeles Courthouse

My client was charged with agreeing to a sex act with an undercover police officer. The defense was that the officer exaggerated the conversation and the client never agreed to the act.

My client was charged with first-degree murder after witnesses allegedly saw him shoot the victim. There was evidence that the victim and my client had an argument earlier that day. The defense was mistaken identity. He was facing life in prison.

My client, a police officer, was accused of pummeling his wife with his fists. The wife immediately went to the local police department to report the crime and gave a lengthy videotaped statement. My client claimed that the wife was very angry at him for what she believed was his cheating on her and she fabricated the crime.

My client exited a large department store carrying a bag of stolen merchandise. He was detained by security five feet outside the store, but still inside the larger shopping mall. He claimed he panicked when he realized that his small children were missing, and he went searching for them. The children were found inside the Mall's pet shop. The prosecutor argued that my client planned the incident.

My client was charged with first-degree murder after witnesses allegedly saw him shoot the victim. There was evidence that the victim and my client had an argument earlier that day. The defense was mistaken identity. He was facing life in prison.

My client was arrested while sitting in a van wearing a ski mask. There were two women tied up in the back of the van. Jewelry from the women's house was found in my client's pocket and a gun was found underneath his seat.

My client was prosecuted for driving with a blood-alcohol level above the legal limit. The defense maintained the police did not comply with their regulations when they administered the breath test without waiting the requisite fifteen minutes after initial detention.

The Santa Monica branch of a major bank was robbed at gunpoint. My client worked at the bank and was charged with setting up the crime, meeting with the accomplice and teaching him how, when and where to do the robbery, and giving him the gun. My client was facing over fifteen years in prison.