Charges of Carrying a Firearm and Improper Storage of a Firearm Dismissed After Several Months of Pre-Trial Litigation

Our client is an accountant at the largest accounting firm in the country. He is from Connecticut where he is licensed to carry a gun. He has frequent business meetings in Massachusetts and travels here regularly for work. Nearly one year ago he was in Massachusetts on business. His gun was in the car loaded. He forgot to take it out before he left home. While at work, his car was stolen. He properly reported the theft. He also admitted to having a firearm in the car. When the car was located and gun was found. It was operable and not properly stored. The defendant was charged with violating G.L. c. 269 Section 10a and G.L. c. 140 Section 131L, carrying a firearm and improper storage respectively. Attorney Neyman was hired to defend the man. After nearly a year of hard fought litigation Attorney Neyman was able to convince the district attorney’s office to nolle prosse the case.

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