Recent Victories

The following are examples of just a few recent victories the firm’s attorneys have achieved in Colorado courts:

September 2006:  The firm won the complete dismissal of a case involving possession of alcohol by a minor.  Our attorneys noticed a filing error made by the court and prosecution and were able to use that mistake to force a dismissal.
 
August 2006:  Our attorneys won the dismissal of a theft case involving tens of thousands of dollars in stolen property.  Through investigation, we were able to convince the prosecution that our client did not know the property was stolen and save the client from a lengthy prison sentence.

May 2005:  The firm’s attorneys earned a dismissal of all charges in a domestic violence case.  By convincing the prosecutor that our client’s partner was the wrongdoer in the relationship, we were able to persuade the government that our client’s actions were justified and that she ought to be treated as a victim rather than a defendant.

February 2005:  Our attorneys were able to successfully negotiate a DUI case down to a minor traffic ticket.  Careful investigation revealed irregularities in the prosecution’s toxicology evidence as well as issues with the police officer’s conduct.  This investigation and favorable outcome saved the client from losing his driver’s license.

July 2004:  Attorneys from the firm successfully negotiated a community-based sentence for a client whose original charges included attempted murder.  Through rigorous investigation, the our attorneys were able to demonstrate numerous weaknesses in the government’s case and save the client forty-eight years in prison.

April 2004:  The firm’s attorneys won an appeal reversing a prior conviction for a domestic violence harassment charge.  We successfully argued that the original conviction was obtained in violation of the client's First Amendment right to free speech. The prior conviction was reversed and the case was dismissed in its entirety.

April 2004:  Our attorneys won a dismissal of all charges in a drug possession case by successfully arguing that the police had unlawfully stopped and searched our client.

December 2003:  The firm’s attorneys won a jury verdict of NOT GUILTY on all charges in a felony embezzlement trial.   The case received extensive media attention in the community.  The firm was later able to successfully seal all public records of the charges in order to save further damage to the client’s reputation.
 
November 2003:  Our attorneys earned the complete dismissal of a case involving menacing with a deadly weapon. As in other cases, the firm was able to convince the prosecution that insufficient evidence existed to support the charge.

December 2002:  The firm’s attorneys won suppression of crucial identification evidence after convincing a judge that police actions violated our client's civil rights. The success at this hearing led to a dismissal of all charges in a felony theft case.

September 2002:   The firm obtained a complete dismissal of all charges in an aggravated sexual assault case by convincing the prosecutor that insufficient evidence existed to support the alleged victim’s allegations. In several other recent sexual assault cases, the firm has successfully negotiated reductions of charges from felony to misdemeanor offenses, and secured plea offers to non-sexual charges for several clients.

These are only a few examples of the numerous success stories made possible by our attorneys.  Please contact us for more information about how we can help you.