Case Results

Attorney for Stalking Charges | Repeated Contact Allegation Resolved with a Non Prosecution Outcome

An attorney for stalking charges in Washington D.C. must navigate a legal environment in which repeated or unwanted contact that causes fear or emotional distress can lead to criminal exposure under D.C. Code § 22-3133, and individuals who believe their communication was benign frequently face significant risk once a complainant reports persistent outreach as unwelcome. In this case, legal counsel represented a young client who had been accused of repeatedly contacting an individual he admired, and despite his lack of criminal history, the matter escalated when the complainant filed a report alleging a pattern of stalking behavior. The case ultimately demonstrates how immediate legal intervention, structured mitigation, and clear presentation of the client’s intent can result in a favorable outcome, specifically a non prosecution resolution equivalent to a dismissal if the client complies with conditions set by prosecutors.

Criminal Complaint | New York Property Rights Fraud Case Resulting in Full Dismissal

A property buyer facing a Criminal Complaint in New York reached out to our firm after being accused of fraudulently exploiting a seller with an alleged cognitive disability.The client had purchased a right-of-use interest connected to an adjoining parcel, believing the transaction was lawful and mutually understood.When the seller’s family later filed a Criminal Complaint alleging fraudulent misrepresentation, the client suddenly faced severe criminal exposure.Because New York prosecutors aggressively pursue real-estate-related fraud, immediate legal intervention became critical.Through comprehensive evidence analysis and a targeted defense strategy, all criminal charges were ultimately dismissed.

Fraud Defense Attorney in Washington D.C. | False Lease Agreement Loan Fraud Case Resulting in a Suspended Sentence

A fraud defense attorney handling complex financial deception matters in Washington D.C. must navigate a legal landscape where intentionally submitting false documents to obtain money from a financial institution is prosecuted under the District’s fraud statutes. In this case study, a client faced charges of First Degree Fraud and Attempted Fraud after participating in a plan that used fabricated residential lease agreements to secure substantial housing related loan proceeds. The matter illustrates how early cooperation, careful analysis of the client’s role, and structured mitigation can lead to a suspended sentence even when prosecutors pursue felony level exposure under D.C. Code §§ 22-3221 and 22-3222. The following sections detail the circumstances that brought the client to legal counsel, the applicable District law, defense strategy, and the ultimate result.

Criminal Defense Law Firm in NYC Child Abuse Case Resulting in a Suspended Sentence Through Strategic Legal Advocacy

In New York, allegations involving endangering the welfare of a child or intentionally causing physical injury to a minor are among the most aggressively prosecuted offenses under the Penal Law, often resulting in incarceration even for first time defendants. Courts treat child related offenses as high risk crimes because they involve vulnerable victims, mandatory reporting requirements, and strong public policy concerns, which means prosecutors frequently push for custodial sentences unless substantial mitigation is presented. This case study examines how a criminal defense law firm in NYC defended a mother charged with multiple child abuse allegations including physical injury and repeated neglect and achieved a suspended sentence despite the severity of the factual record. The matter illustrates how comprehensive mitigation, mental health documentation, and structured post incident rehabilitation can reshape sentencing outcomes under New York law.