Successes with My Former Clients

B.N. Charged with Reckless Driving and DUI-2 ^nd offense. Blood alcohol level .23, crashed into neighbor basketball pole after trying to out run police. Before trial successful motion to suppress blood results. At trial, filed motion to dismiss DUI based upon double jeopardy theory. Judge DISMISSED DUI charge and B.N. found guilty of reckless driving instead.

D. D. charged with DUI-2nd offense and felony transporting drugs which carries up to six years in prison. Case resolved to Reckless Driving and misdemeanor possession of drugs.

B. T. accused by ex-girlfriend of domestic battery. B.T. insisted girlfriend was making up allegation and actually hurt herself and blamed B.T. Prosecutor would not negotiate the case favorably. Trial started and after cross-examination of ex-girlfriend, Judge told prosecutor to negotiate the case. Case DISMISSED.

Client at the casino and seen on video punching spouse in the face.

F. L. charged with Domestic Battery. City Attorney refused to resolve the case. Attorney representing F.L. referred case to Chip to handle the trial. On day of trial City Attorney agreed to reduce case to disturbing the peace.

Client, former law enforcement, charged with Domestic Violence, successfully argue for change of venue, result - case dismissed.

Physician charged with Domestic Violence result case dismissed

C. H. charged with DUI blood alcohol level .18 with a prior DUI conviction outside of seven years. City Attorney would not negotiate the case. Chip had the blood results suppressed. City appealed decision and Chip won on appeal. City still would not resolve the case favorably. So, Chip took matter to trial and client found not guilty.

C. S. Charged with two separate DUIs in two different jurisdictions. First case .31 blood level. Then second case while first case pending. Both cases resolved as Reckless Driving convictions.

S.D. charged with DUI and felony under influence of drugs. Prior attorney told S.D. there was no way he could get better than DUI. Chief Deputy District Attorney said there was no way he would get better than DUI and parents wasting their money. Chip filed motion to suppress and before trial State agreed to dismiss felony and allow plea to Reckless Driving.

Client charged with DUI for bad driving and blood results .13 a conviction would negatively impact MH career. Trial started and motion to suppress granted. State offers resolution to a reckless driving.

D charged with DUI .13 blood test. Case proceeds to trial where M.T. is found NOT GUILTY by the trial court.

Client convicted of DUI alcohol and Ambien, ON APPEAL case remanded for new trial and Government reduces to Reckless Driving.

State charged K.R. with DUI. Officer pulls over for making unsafe lane changes and traveling more than 20 mph over the speed limit. Police, for K.R. safety, could not perform all of the field sobriety tests. The police also found open containers of alcohol in his car. The blood result was .213. Result – Reckless Driving

Client involved in car accident with .22 Blood Alcohol Level. Before trial the matter was reduced to reckless driving.

Physician accused of DUI after an automobile accident with a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit.

Client driving home from dinner stopped on the street by a police officer. Client failed all field sobriety tests. During the transport, the client escaped from his handcuffs. Blood alcohol tests showed more than twice the legal limit.

M. V. charged with DUI 2nd offense passed out behind the wheel with keys in the ignition and lights on. Submitted to a blood test showing .227. Case reduced to Reckless Driving

C. K. charged with DUI asleep at a traffic light. Blood test showed alcohol level of .209 and had cocaine in the car. Case reduced to Reckless Driving

S. B. charged with DUI offense. Hired another attorney who could not successfully resolve the case. That attorney referred case to Chip to handle for trial. After hiring Chip, and before trial State agreed to reduce to Reckless Driving.

Client accused by officers of pulling into traffic and cutting off two motorcycle police officers. Officers then claim the client failed the field sobriety tests and breath test at least 50% above the legal limit. Before trial, client arrested for another DUI – Trial Held

S. B. charged with DUI offense. Hired another attorney who could not successfully resolve the case. That attorney referred case to Chip to handle for trial. After hiring Chip, and before trial State agreed to reduce to Reckless Driving.

State charge B.F. with misdemeanor DUI and Gross Misdemeanor Child Abuse. B.F. was driving and got into an accident with a child in the car. B.F. submitted to a blood test - .212. Results – illegal parking and child abuse charge dismissed.

R. O. military veteran charged with excessive speeding and accused of almost running officer off the roadway. Trial started and after cross-examination of Police Sergeant, Judge told prosecutor to reduce the matter to Reckless Driving.

Charged with DUI in federal court and another DUI in state court. Both matters were separately reduced to reckless driving.

Client with immigration concerns charged with Federal DUI - after 1 ^stday of trial Government agrees to reduce to Reckless Driving.

Client charged with a DUI-3 ^rd offense.

State charged MI with Burglary, Theft, and Forgery for entering a casino and cashing a stolen check. Before the preliminary hearing, state agrees to accept less than $1000 restitution and DISMISS all three felony charges.

Client charged with domestic battery, taking spouse’s phone, threatening to kill spouse, and then upon being caught trying to resist arrest by reaching for a gun.

Client accused of hitting his wife with a glass bottle cutting her resulting in loss of consciousness.

Client who had prior felony DUI conviction, charged with a new felony DUI - .32 blood alcohol level. Under new NV law he was facing 2-15 years mandatory prison. Previous attorney told client he was headed to prison. Client hires Chip and case resolved to a misdemeanor DUI with no jail time.

State charged T.L. with felony DUI Substantial Harm – 2 counts with a potential prison term of up to 40 years. T.L. accused of running into a moped and injuring two people. The blood alcohol level was .18. Result – misdemeanor DUI no jail time.

Charged with DUI felony. Successfully challenged that the District Attorney could not file a felony and could not refile within the statute of limitations. Case was dismissed. Same client was arrested for another DUI and charged as a felony and I negotiated the charges to reckless driving. Client picked up a third time for DUI felony and again had case reduced to reckless driving.

Client charged with felony DUI for having prior felony DUI conviction – mandatory 2-15 year sentence. Client was also on felony parole for his DUI conviction. Matter resolved to misdemeanor DUI – 1 ^st offense with no jail time.

We ook over a case from a prior attorney where the client was to plead to felony DUI.

We took over a case from a prior attorney where the client was to plead to felony DUI.

Client charged with multiple felony counts for stealing from employer. Before preliminary hearing, the matter was resolved and the state agreed to dismiss all charges.

Client, a convicted felon, charged with Grand Larceny of a handgun - case dismissed at preliminary hearing.

Client observed by police walking out of the bar, getting into his car, driving, causing an accident, and leaving the scene.

Client charged with misdemeanor DUI - .230 and possession of dangerous weapons - case resolved to Careless Driving.

Charged with misdemeanor DUI. R.J. seen by another driver running multiple red lights with major damage to the front of his car. The person followed R.J. to a parking lot and called the police who arrived to begin the DUI investigation. A blood test showed a Blood Alcohol Level of .239. Result before trial state agreed to reduce to Reckless Driving.

Charged with misdemeanor DUI. The police receive call about a driver who had hit 2 motorcycles. The police spoke with the witnesses who said that A.H. had struck the motorcycle and then arrested A.H. Blood results showed a result of .28. At trial matter resolved with result of Reckless Driving.

Charged with misdemeanor DUI and Leaving the Scene of an Accident. The police dispatched when multiple callers regarding a traffic accident with car fleeing the accident. Another car blocked M.M. car from leaving the scene. Police investigated and M.M. had a breath alcohol level of .185. Result – Reckless Driving.

Charged with misdemeanor DUI. The police stopped S.V. for speeding and started a DUI investigation. S.V. failed multiple standardized field sobriety tests. Blood test showed a blood alcohol level of .255. Result- Reckless Driving.

Charged with misdemeanor DUI. Found not guilty at trial.

Client found passed out in his car blocking traffic in front of neighborhood gate. When police arrived, they arrested him and determined he blood alcohol content at .327.

Client accused of stealing more than $60,000 of jewelry. The client pays agreed-upon restitution of $25,000.

Foreign Exchange Student accused of credit card fraud at two casinos. The high-end luxury good stores claim over $10,000 of damage.

Client accused of stealing $60,000 worth of jewelry by fraudulent means. Client repaid restitution for $30,000, and the DA dismissed the case.

Client had $4 million in markers to various casinos. Over a five year period client repaid approximately half of the markers and the State dismissed the case.