Results

First-Degree Child Abuse and CPS Case—Dismissed

C&N’s client was charged with first-degree child abuse, and CPS also sought to terminate his parental rights to his children. C&N poured over thousands of pages of medical and treatment records to disprove every allegation made by the government. Not only was the criminal case dismissed after a two-day preliminary examination, but the CPS case was dismissed, as well. Now C&N’s client can enjoy being a father and moving on with his life.

Criminal Sexual Conduct—Not Guilty Verdicts Across the Board

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.

Two Assault and Battery Charges Dismissed

C&N’s client was charged with two counts of assault and battery. After a thorough investigation, review of discovery, and multiple conversations with the prosecutor, the case was ultimately dismissed. Marisa was able to uncover that her client was the actual victim of abuse during the alleged incident. Her client can now move on with her life!

A teenager accused her foster father of sexual assault. Despite no charges being issued, CPS petitioned to terminate her foster mother’s rights to her biological children because of her “failure to protect.” After a long fight, the petition was ultimately dismissed, and the children were reunited with their mother. The fight continued because C&N’s client was listed on the CPS registry, which restricted her ability to work and engage in activities with her children. After another fight, the woman was finally removed from the registry.

Criminal Sexual Conduct—Dismissal by Court

A teenager was accused of criminal sexual conduct. Mary, Marisa, and Kim prepared thoroughly for the preliminary examination. At that time, a vigorous cross-examination of the complainant revealed that the complainant’s mother did not like hearing that her daughter had begun having sex. She insisted that her daughter was raped, which led to the charges that our client faced. The charges were dismissed at the preliminary examination, and the young man can now move forward with his life.

Federal Trial—Not Guilty Verdicts Across the Board

C&N’s client was indicted on federal charges of wire fraud and computer intrusion causing damage. The federal government was prosecuting our client for computer hacking and damage to a business in the United States. Mary, Marisa, Lizzy, and the rest of the C&N team worked tirelessly for years preparing for trial. The hard work paid off. Despite the resources and efforts of the federal government, a jury voted not guilty on every count.

Driver’s License Restored

C&N’s client had his license revoked years ago after being convicted of multiple operating while intoxicated offenses and receiving an ignition interlock violation. After a driver’s license restoration hearing, Marisa was successful in obtaining a restricted license for the client. He can now drive and take care of his family after years without a license.

Criminal Sexual Conduct—No Charges Issued

C&N’s client was a college student accused by his former girlfriend of raping her during their years-long relationship. These claims only came after the couple broke up, and our client had moved on to another relationship. C&N engaged in an extensive investigation, including matching up the dates of her claims with our client’s actual locations as well as messages that she had sent to him after the supposed assaults. Fortunately, the prosecutor reviewed all the evidence 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.