First and foremost we win. We have a very high success rate. Every case is winnable no matter who desperate the situation looks. We know from decades of experience that every case can be won. While past performance doesn't guarantee a win in each case, it is a good place to start.
We know that a criminal charge is stressful and scary. It can be overwhelming. Let us do the worrying for you. We are dedicated to solving your problem, providing you help in language that you can understand. If you don't feel like you understand your options, just ask, and we will work to find an explanation that works for you.
We focus on results and we focus on big cases. Drug cases. Sexual Assault Cases, Murder, Mansalughter and Pornography cases. The first step is for us to work with you and come up with a plan to get the results you need. Through our understanding of the law and your understanding of the circumstances, we will craft a path to success.
Don't wait! Contact us for a free phone consultation. Let us help you figure out your best next steps are. The sooner you have a plan of action, the better your chances of taking the correct steps to get the results you want.
Two neighbours fought continually. One drove his car to the corner store and on his way back to his house his neighbour pulled out of the driveway and on a motorcycle. The car ran over the motorcycle killing the driver. Our client was charged with murder. This matter was tried before a jury which wasted now time in returning a not guilty verdict.
A confidential informant told police that our client was trafficking fentanyl. The police started to follow him around. The observed a meeting with another individual where an exchange was made. Police followed our client onto the 401 and forced from off the road at an interchange. The dragged him through the window of his truck and beat him breaking his shoulder blade. Several Kilos of drugs were found in and around the vehicle. We brought a motion to stop the proceedings against our client because of cruel and unusual punishment, and illegal search and seizure. the Charges were stayed, and our client went home free, without conviction or charge.
Our client was recorded on audio tape agreeing that he had raped his ex-girlfriend. We brought a motion to exclude the tape from being heard at the trial. Once again pointed and lethal cross-examination of the complainant brought back a not guilty verdict from the jury.
While at a party a group of girls were bothered by young men. The girls called a male friend to drive them home. The friend showed up with gang colours that the young men objected to. They attacked him. One of them plunged an ice pick through the friend's heart. He died. The girls Identified our client as the murderer. Powerful cross-examination of the Prosecution's witnesses destroyed the case against our client.. We established that another suspect who had committed a similar icepick attack in the months prior to the murder. The jury returned an acquittal and our client went home free.
A confidential informant told police that our client was purchasing drugs from a person who had prescriptions for fentanyl. Our client was then alleged to have distributed the drugs to purchasers. The police got a warrant showing allowing them to arrest our client if he left the residence where the fentanyl was supposed to have been sold to him, if he was in possession of the drugs. The police staked out the residence saw our client enter the building and followed the resident of the home to the drug store where she was seen filling a fentanyl prescription. Shortly after her return our client left the house, outside of which he arrested. Significant quantities of fentanyl were found on his person and a large quantity of cash was found in his car. Which was seized by police. We brought a motion to exclude all of the evidence gathered because there was no evidence that our client was in possession of a drug prior to his arrest and search. The motion was successful the client was acquitted. His car which had been seized was given back.
Our client was alleged to have broken into several cell phone stores and to have threatened store employees with a gun to force them to turn over cell phones and other goods. A police officer happened to see a suspicious vehicle leaving the area and pulled it over. He began questioning the driver (our client) and eventually searched the vehicle finding a trunk load full of cell phones cash tools and a hand gun. the polcie then sought a warrant and obtained the consent of the wife of our client (who was the registered owner of the vehicle) to search the vehicle again. We brought a motion to overturn the warrant and exclude all of the evidence gathered in the search. The motion was successful and together with focused cross-examination of witnesses were able to establish that the identification of the witnessses could not be relied upon. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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