The defendant is a non-citizen nurse. She works at nursing homes taking care of elderly people with dementia. In January a pawn shop owner called the police when our client tried to sell him some jewelry that had very personal engravings on them. He suspected that the items may have been stolen. The police were…
Continue reading ›On three dates in December of 2018 loss prevention at a wholesale outlet store observed the defendant, a non-citizen, entering the store and acting in a suspicious manner. Concerned about the man’s behavior the store accessed security video on the dates and observed the man’s behavior in the store. They quickly saw that he had…
Continue reading ›We represent the defendant. He was served with a restraining order several months ago. He went into court without a lawyer and tried to convince the judge not to issue the order. He did not succeed. He then retained our office to fight the extension efforts. Even though the ex-wife fought our efforts with a…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a student at a prestigious university in Massachusetts. On May 31, 2018 a student at that university was rushed to a hospital after having seizures from taking drugs. The university and local police investigated the matter and learned that the individual had purchased drugs from our client. The officers interviewed our client…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a lead abatement contractor with a successful business based in Massachusetts. On March 15, 2019 stopped a truck being driven by the defendant. Upon contacting the driver the state trooper observed him to be nervous and sweaty. He was providing inconsistent and evasive responses to the trooper’s questions. The officer asked him…
Continue reading ›The defendant was charged with trafficking heroin under G.L. c. 94C Section 32E. He was held on $150,000 bail in the district court after arraignment. As a result the defendant retained our office to represent him on the case. We appealed his bail to the superior court. The bail was significantly reduced and the defendant…
Continue reading ›The defendant owns a chain of supermarkets throughout the northeast. Several months ago he was charged with raping a co-worker by forcibly making her perform oral sex on him in his car. Charges under G.L. c. 265 Section 22 issued. Attorney Neyman was retained to defend the man. We were able to access video security…
Continue reading ›The defendant is charged with indecent assault and battery on a child under the age of fourteen in violation of G.L. c. 265 Section 13B. This incident is alleged to have occurred twelve years ago when the victim was very young. She is now sixteen years old and has emotional and cognitive disabilities. As such,…
Continue reading ›Of February 22, 2019 the defendant, a freshman at a local university was at a party highly intoxicated at an off campus party. He became separated from his friends and started to walk back to campus. He lost his cell phone and could not call an Uber. He went up to a home and grabbed…
Continue reading ›The defendant is married to the victim and there exists a history of violence between the two. Earlier this week our office got a case against this same defendant and involving the same victim dismissed. The victim invoked her marital privilege however the prosecution attempted to proceed without her assistance. They argued that case law…
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