Our client is a tattoo artist who owns a very well known tattoo parlor. His work is renowned. In March of this year he and some competitors were engaged in a “competition” that involved tagging public and private properties throughout Massachusetts as a way of displaying talents. The tagging was very destructive and the defendant…
Continue reading ›Several months ago our client, a young woman, learned that her boyfriend had been in a relationship with another woman while they were dating. She was shocked and hurt. Consequently, our client keyed the boyfriend’s car and etched in some aggressive profanity. Officers confirmed that she had done this with security video footage. Our client…
Continue reading ›In March of 2023 police responded to a call from a man wielding a weapon. Upon arrival they learned that the man, a CEO of a major health care organization, struck the window of a parked car with a hammer and threatened its sole occupant with harm. The victim saw the man enter a home.…
Continue reading ›Our client is an accountant with an MBA from a top 10 business school. Following a bad breakup, our client went to the home of her former boyfriend’s new partner and proceeded to key the car and spray paint it with profanity. She admitted to the crime and was charged with malicious destruction to property…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a local contractor who builds high end homes. In August of 2021, in the early morning hours he entered a hotel where he had a reservation. Due to the hour, the desk attendant refused to honor the reservation. The man became upset and started breaking objects in the hotel lobby. He left…
Continue reading ›Our client is a well decorated war veteran. Over a year ago, after a dispute with a co-worker our client was accused of spray painting his car. The damage was extensive. The charges against our client were malicious destruction to a motor vehicle which is a violation of G.L. c. 266 section 28a. That is…
Continue reading ›Our client is a college professor at a well known top ranked university. In April of this year he was involved in a road rage incident on a busy suburban street. The cars came to a stop at a traffic light. Our client got out of his car and struck the window of the victim’s…
Continue reading ›Our client is a restaurant worker living in the North Shore of Massachusetts. In April of this year the woman was driving in a residential neighborhood at a high rate of speed. She was observed weaving back and forth over the marked lane lines. She lost control of her vehicle and struck two parked cars…
Continue reading ›The defendant was charged with malicious destruction of property under G.L. c. 266 section 127. Attorney Neyman was able to get the client pretrial probation under G.L. c. 276 section 87 however the district attorney’s office pressed the issue of restitution and a hearing was scheduled. Due to court closings for the past several months…
Continue reading ›The defendant was involved in a felony malicious destruction of property, G.L. c. 266 Section 127 that occurred over two years ago. He had a lawyer from another office that scheduled a change of plea and a restitution hearing. The man continued to protest his innocence. Nevertheless the lawyer insisted that he admit responsibility, get…
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