In October 2007, after announcing ready for trial for my client on a Burglary w/Battery charge, with three eyewitnesses, the State dismissed the charges just prior to trial

A man charged with murder was convicted by a jury only of manslaughter for shooting his wife after she called 911 to report he tried to strangle her. On appeal, I obtained a reversal because the trial judge erred in excluding evidence that would corroborate his assertion that the wife faked the strangulation.

A car-jacker who was facing life in prison and had eight eyewitnesses testify against him was sentenced to only five years in prison.

An accused convenience store robber charged with murder of the clerk was acquitted after I presented a plausible explanation about why he lied to police about not having been in the store when his fingerprints were identified on the front counter.

Recently, I successfully helped a pharmacist whose business was raided and drugs seized for mislabeling from being charged by Florida Attorney General’s Office.

In DUI manslaughter trial, I engaged an expert in accident reconstruction to prove that my client didn’t operate the vehicle the way the State told the jury. That case resulted in a finding of Not Guilty.