Case Results

Assault Causing Bodily Injury Case in Washington, D.C.: Suspended Sentence for Fracture Level Injury

This case study explains how a client facing a felony-level Assault Causing Bodily Injury charge in Washington, D.C. ultimately secured a suspended sentence and avoided incarceration. Under D.C. law, an incident resulting in a fracture or comparable “significant bodily injury” can elevate a simple assault into Assault Causing Bodily Injury, a far more serious offense with severe sentencing implications. Because the injured student in this matter required several weeks of fracture treatment, prosecutors initially viewed the case through a felony lens. The client therefore needed immediate, structured defense and mitigation to protect his future.

Breach of Trust Punishment: Defense of a Corporate Representative Wrongfully Accused of Unauthorized Contracting

The following case study examines how our defense team secured a no-filing outcomefor a corporate representative who had been wrongly accused of entering a subcontracting agreement without board authority and allegedly causing financial harm to the company.In Washington, D.C., allegations resembling breach of trust punishment typically arise under theories of corporate fiduciary breach, embezzlement, or fraudulent self-dealing, but the threshold for criminal liability is high: Investigators must prove intent, authority, and personal benefit.

Car Accident Attorney New York | Hit and Run Injury Defense Non Prosecution

When a driver is accused of leaving the scene of an accident involving injury, the investigation can quickly escalate into a criminal matter under New York Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) §600(2).In this matter, our legal team acted as the primary car accident attorney New York, representing a client who was investigated for a hit and run injury offense after an alleged collision with a cyclist on a narrow residential street.Because the allegation involved potential criminal liability, license revocation, and insurance consequences, the defense required rapid evidence collection, reconstruction of the incident, and an accurate application of New York’s statutory elements regarding knowledge of injury and intent to flee.The following case study outlines how the car accident attorney New York analyzed the statutory requirements, demonstrated the absence of knowing involvement in an injury, and ultimately secured a full non prosecution disposition for the client.

SME Technology Corporate Software Misappropriation Case in Washington D.C.

The following case study examines how an SME technology provider operating in Washington D.C. successfully enforced its rights after a former contact unlawfully extracted and distributed proprietary source code. The matter illustrates the vulnerabilities small and mid-sized tech firms face when dealing with corporate procurement environments and highlights the legal remedies available under D.C. law and federal intellectual property frameworks.