On May 3, 2015 members of the North Andover, Massachusetts police department responded to a home after a report of damage being caused to neighboring property. When the officers arrived they observed a basement full of minors with several bottles of alcohol and beer already having been consumed. Officers quickly noted that none of the…
Continue reading ›Last week Attorney Neyman was able to get an OUI case dismissed in the Lawrence District Court. The allegations related to a February 13, 2015 incident referenced in an earlier case result. The man received a six month license suspension for refusing to take a breathalyzer test. In order for the defendant to get his…
Continue reading ›Several months ago our office was able to secure pretrial probation pursuant to G.L. c. 276 Section 87 for a client who was accused of hitting his wife in a local coffee shop. The man is not an American citizen and without pretrial probation he would likely have been deported. Pretrial probation was supposed to…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a young woman who worked at a local store that sells video games. The prosecution alleged that our client was involved in a scheme where she would issue credits for merchandise that was supposedly returned, and pocket the money without ever receiving the property. In addition, she would take money from people…
Continue reading ›The defendant is an asbestos removal worker living in Essex County, Massachusetts. Prosecutors alleged that in August of 2013 a woman found a message on her fifteen year old daughter’s cell phone involving certain sex acts. The mother confronted the daughter who denied being sexually active. The mother pressed her and told her that she…
Continue reading ›On February 15, 2015 officers from the Andover, Massachusetts police department were called for a report of a fight between roommates in a posh neighborhood. When the police arrived they found the victim distraught and complaining that during an argument the defendant struck her. Another occupant of the property witnessed the event and essentially corroborated…
Continue reading ›The defendant is the CEO of a major national sports marketing company. The prosecution alleged that on February 13, 2015 a Massachusetts State Police Officer received a call for a person driving erratically on Route 93 northbound. The caller stayed with the vehicle, following it and remaining in contact with the police until a cruiser…
Continue reading ›In 1997 the defendant was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon. He left the jurisdiction, moved out of state and never answered to these charges. Recently he was notified of the default and open cases. Rather than risk arrest and rendition to Massachusetts the…
Continue reading ›The defendant has been living out of state for over ten years. In 1999 he was charged with larceny over $250.00, a felony in Massachusetts. A warrant issued for his arrest yet he was never apprehended. Recently, while living in New York and trying to renew his driver’s license he learned that he was in…
Continue reading ›On November 6, 2014 members of the Dedham, Massachusetts police department were dispatched for a report of a domestic assault and battery. They arrived and met with the victim who claimed that after an argument with the defendant she was dragged by his vehicle for about five car lengths. A witness observed this incident. The…
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