We recently appeared for a sentencing in a rather serious federal criminal case.

We recently had to represent 2 husband/fathers in what were clearly ill-motivated civil domestic violence claims.

We were recently able to secure a settlement in a wrongful death case where the family of the decedent were very estranged.

We represented the person referred to as the “respondent.” In this case, the wife (called the “petitioner”) was convinced by her mother and some family members (who for a long time hated the respondent) to file the petition.

We were recently able to resolve a portion of a bad automobile personal injury case for the limits of the available coverage.

The federal sentencing guidelines (which mostly control the type of sentences a defendant should receive) called for a sentence of approximately 37 months in federal prison.

This was a high-conflict case, and it was truly in the best interests of the minor child that the parties resolved this part of the case.

We are in the process of litigating a semi-huge business litigation matter involving a rather profitable business that provides services to persons with disabilities.