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C&N’s client lived out-of-state, and when he went to renew his license, he learned that there was a hold on it due to previous drunk driving convictions. This prevented him from being able to renew his license and continue driving. Marisa prepared the application to remove the hold on his Michigan driver’s license, and after she presented the case at the hearing, the hold was removed. Our client can now renew his out-of-state license and continue working to support his family.
C&N’s client was an engineer who was admitted to the United States on a specialty visa and consequently faced deportation when she was charged with a violent felony. Takura diligently prepared and submitted a compelling mitigation packet. Then he convinced the client and her child to seek extensive services. The packet and proof of completed services played a pivotal role in Takura securing a dismissal. Our client can continue to provide for her family and stay in the country that has afforded her so many opportunities.
C&N’s client was facing significant prison time due to consecutive sentences for possessing child sexually abusive material in two different counties. We were able to negotiate a resolution that resulted in one county not issuing charges, which saved the client from serving a significant amount of time in prison.
Mary represented a client who was accused by his 4-year-old granddaughter of sexually assaulting her with a massage gun. The claim was utterly implausible because it supposedly occurred in front of several other adults and children. Still, the granddaughter’s parents reported the accusation to the police. C&N engaged in an extensive investigation. Fortunately, the prosecutor reviewed all the evidence and information that C&N submitted and declined to issue any charges. Our client can now move on with his life without the threat of these false claims.
C&N’s client was accused by a woman of sexual assault, and she obtained a personal protection order. Mary led the team to terminate the PPO, and they successfully convinced the court to terminate the PPO despite the woman’s accusations.
C&N’s client was accused of criminal sexual conduct by a woman after he ended their relationship. Mary vigorously challenged these claims, and the university ultimately dismissed the Title IX claim against our client.
C&N’s client was charged with three counts of criminal sexual conduct. Our client indicated that he was ending his relationship with the woman, and she then claimed that he raped her. Mary, Marisa, Lizzy, and the entire C&N team poured over the details of her claim, thoroughly investigated the case, and prepared for trial. After fighting for C&N’s client at trial, the jury came back with not guilty verdicts across the board!
C&N’s client was charged in a high-profile case for lying to a police officer about a conversation that had supposedly occurred decades before. Mary, Takura, Lizzy, Kim, and the entire C&N team poured over hundreds of thousands of reports, and they investigated and interviewed dozens of witnesses. C&N argued that—based on the undisputed facts—the government could not meet the elements of the offense. The Court of Appeals agreed, and the client’s convictions were finally reversed. She can now live her life free of these allegations.
C&N’s client was accused of three counts of criminal sexual conduct. Our client indicated that the encounter with the complainant was a one-night stand. The complainant said it was rape. Mary, Lizzy, and the entire C&N team worked tirelessly to investigate the case and prepare for trial. After almost two weeks of trial, the jury came back with not guilty verdicts across the board! Our client can now live his life with his family without these allegations looming over his head.
C&N’s client was accused of multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct, including criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, that allegedly occurred at a college party. After significant investigation and motions being filed, C&N negotiated a plea to one count of seduction under the Homes Youthful Trainee Act.
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