Resultados de Casos

$11,820,000

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Se alcanzó un acuerdo de $11,820,000.

$11,820,000

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Empleados despedidos sin recibir la notificación adecuada.

$4,500,000

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Muerte de una persona atropellada por una persona ebria que salió de una fiesta.

$2,500,000

Accidente de coche

Acuerdo confidencial de $2,500,000.

$1,750,000

Accidente con camión de 18 ruedas

Acuerdo de $1,750,000.

$1,000,000 +

Caso de lesiones personales

Acuerdo confidencial de siete cifras medias.

$1,000,000

Acuerdo de caso de tienda de licores

Muerte de una persona atropellada por una persona ebria que salió de un bar.

$875,000

Accidente de camión

Acuerdo confidencial de $875,000.

$780,000

Accidente de camión

Settled for $780,000

$350,000

Accidente de automóvil

Acuerdo de caso por $350,000.

$250,000

Accidente de coche

Acuerdo de $250,000.

$250,000

Accidente de camión

Settled for $250,000

$60,000

Accidente de coche

Case Settled for $60,000

$60,000

Accidente de coche

Case Settled for $60,000

$1,200,000

BOAT INJURY

Case Settled for $1,200,000

$2,500,000

Accidente de coche

Confidential Settlement of $2,500,000

$2,500,000

Accidente de coche

Settlement of $250,000

$60,000

Accidente de coche

Settlement of $60,000

$11,820,000

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Case settled for $11,820,000.

$11,820,000

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Employees fired when not given proper notice.

$3,100,000

AUTO PEDESTRIAN

Case settled for $3,100,000

Case Dismissed

Acuerdo de la Ley WARN

Defendant was in possession of a usable quantity of marijuana in the amount of two ounces or less.

State of Texas v. D.S.
State of Texas v. S.A.
State of Texas v. H.C.
State of Texas v. C.S.
State of Texas v. J.V.
State of Texas v. A.A.
State of Texas v. T.B.
State of Texas v. D.M.
State of Texas v. N.O.
State of Texas v. B.M.
State of Texas v. D.G.
State of Texas v. D.E.
State of Texas v. D.G.
State of Texas v. J.D.
State of Texas v. K.L.
State of Texas v. B.S.
State of Texas v. M.M.
State of Texas v. O.W.
State of Texas v J.M.
State of Texas v. T.S.

Case Dismissed

5 casos únicos de DWLI

Casos desestimados

El acusado condujo un vehículo en una calle o carretera pública mientras su licencia estaba suspendida debido a una condena previa.

State of Texas v. A.R.
State of Texas v. C.L.
State of Texas v. T.G.
State of Texas v. H.C.
State of Texas v. C.R.

Case Dismissed

13 UNIQUE PI CASES

El acusado estaba presuntamente intoxicado en un lugar público y representaba un peligro para sí mismo o para otros.

City of Galveston v. O.H.
City of Galveston v. S.G.
City of Galveston v. K.T.
City of Galveston v. W.C.
City of Galveston v. D.R.
City of Galveston v. L.C.
City of Galveston v. B.C.
City of Galveston v. D.M.
City of Galveston v. J.M.
City of Galveston v. O.J.
City of Galveston v. C.A.
City of Galveston v. C.H.
City of Galveston v. N.K.
City of Galveston v. V.U.

Case Dismissed

14 UNIQUE DWI CASES

El acusado presuntamente operó un vehículo motorizado en un lugar público mientras estaba intoxicado.

State of Texas v. J.M.
State of Texas v. R.P.
State of Texas v. M.M.
State of Texas v. C.N.
State of Texas v. L.R.
State of Texas v. T.L.
State of Texas v. R.K.
State of Texas v. R.T.
State of Texas v. R.G.
State of Texas v. M.L.
State of Texas v. C.C.
State of Texas v. D.T.
State of Texas v. C.J.
State of Texas v. B.S.

Case Dismissed

15 UNIQUE PI CASES

Defendant was allegedly intoxicated in a public space and was a danger to himself or others.

City of Galveston v. J.M.
City of Galveston v. G.W.
City of Galveston v. D.L.
City of Galveston v. T.K.
City of Galveston v. T.V.
City of Galveston v. V.S.
City of Galveston v S.K.
City of Galveston v. A.W.
City of Galveston v. A.W.
City of Galveston v. M.D.
City of Galveston v. A.R.
City of Galveston v. D.B.
City of Galveston v. B.H.
City of Galveston v. R.B.
City of Galveston v. D.F.

$1,750,000

18-WHEELER ACCIDENT

Settled for $1,750,000

$250,000

18-WHEELER ACCIDENT

Settled for $250,000

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. C.B.

Failure to I.D and Intrude on Premises – Located at apartment and officer accused him of not being a resident

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. D.M.

Defendant was kicked out of bar and refused to leave the establishment

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. J.C.

In Possession of pipe and grinder

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. J.J.

Minor was in possession of alcohol

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. J.T.

Allegedly consuming alcohol on beach while under the legal age limit

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. K.W.

Minor in Possession of alcohol and drug paraphernalia – Driving on the beach with friends, stopped for a traffic violation and officer discovered alcohol and D.P.

Case Dismissed

CITY OF GALVESTON v. M.G.

Disorderly Conduct – Urinating in public place

Case Dismissed

DRAM SHOP CASE

Death of a person who was run over by a drunk person who left a party.

$1,000,000

DRAM SHOP CASE

Death of a person who was run over by a drunk person who left a bar.

Not Guilty

DRUG JURY TRIAL

Client was a dentist caught with 12 grams of methamphetamine. 

Not Guilty

DWI JURY TRIAL

Client was pulled over for DWI 2nd offense, did field sobriety tests, blood was .2

Not Guilty

DWI JURY TRIAL

Client crashed his car into a telephone pole and was arrested for DWI 2nd offense. Urinated himself on camera, .25

Not Guilty

DWI JURY TRIAL

Client was in a bad accident. Bad field sobriety tests. Admitted to marijuana usage.

Not Guilty

DWI JURY TRIAL

Client was asleep on the side of the road with the car on. Breath was .248

Case Dismissed

DWI WITH BAC GREATER THAN 0.15

Client was was pulled over while driving home from the bars. The officer carried out a field sobriety test and arrested the client for DWI. To fight the case, I used my training in Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) to challenge how the officer conducted the test on the night of the arrest. Through our efforts the prosecution decided to dismiss the case.

Case Dismissed

MARIJUANA POSESSION

Client was pulled over one day for a defective license plate light. The officer smelled “burned marijuana” on the suspect. The officer called for a drug dog who found the drugs in the vehicle.

Client admitted to the officer that the drugs in the car were his and that he was smoking the marijuana shortly before the stop.

Client was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana.

Client retained our office on the marijuana case and we got to work. Through our diligent representation, we were able to get the case DISMISSED.

Client never spent a day in jail, paid no fine, did no probation, and never had to see a jury. Additionally, Client’s driver’s license was not suspended for the drug-related offense.

Case Dismissed

MARIJUANA POSESSION

S.B. was driving in Galveston County one evening when a Galveston police officer stopped him for speeding. The officer asked for permission to search S.B.’s vehicle, and S.B. refused to grant permission. The officer called for a drug dog to come to the scene. The dog “alerted” to the trunk, and the officer searched the trunk where he found marijuana.

S.B. was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana in Galveston County, Texas.

S.B. bonded out of jail and called our office. We immediately got to work.

Through our zealous representation, we were able to get the Possession of Marijuana case DISMISSED.

S.B. never had to sit for a trial, did no probation, no jail time, and did not lose his driver’s license. The case was dismissed.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.A.

Defendant blew a 0.15 BAC during arrest

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.B.

Defendant was in possession of a usable quantity of marijuana in the amount of two ounces or less.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.B.

A.B. was driving in Galveston County one day when an officer stopped A.B’s car because his inspection sticker was expired. For no reason, the officer asked for permission to search A.B.’s vehicle and A.B. granted permission. The officer found marijuana in the vehicle and arrested A.B. for possession of marijuana in Galveston County.

A.B. was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana.

Under Texas law, a person commits the offense of possession of marijuana if he or she knowingly or intentionally possesses a useable quantity of marijuana.

A.B. bonded out of jail and called our office. We immediately got to work.

Through our representation, we were able to get the Possession of Marijuana case DISMISSED.

A.B. never had to sit for a trial, did no probation, did no jail time, and did not lose his driver’s license. The case was dismissed.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.C.

Defendant allegedly stole food from Walmart

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.G.

Tamper Fabricating Physical Evidence – Defendant intentionally concealed marijuana from an officer

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.H.

Defendant was arrested for DWI by Galveston County Sheriff’s Office after being involved in a head on collision. Defendant refused to provide a breath sample and denied a standardized field sobriety test. Defendants blood was taken pursuant to a warrant. The results from the blood test showed a BAC of 0.176. Case Dismissed.

Case Reduced

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.I.

A.I. was driving late one night when he allegedly caused his vehicle to leave the road and drive into a state building. A.I. allegedly caused significant damage to the state’s property and totaled his vehicle. Police quickly arrived on the scene and A.I. was accused of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI).

A.I. was visually intoxicated and was arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Galveston County, Texas. A.I. was booked at the Galveston County jail. A.I. bonded out and called our office for representation.

We were hired on the case and immediately got to work. We requested the dashcam videos from all of the police cars on the scene. After analyzing A.I.’s story, the officers’ statements, the witness statements, the officer’s actions, and A.I.’s actions, we began poking holes in the state’s DWI case.

Before trial, because of our representation, the state offered to reduce the driving while intoxicated (DWI) case to “obstruction of a sidewalk.”

A.I. took the deal. A.I. served no additional jail time, does not have a DWI conviction, his driver’s license will be suspended, he did no probation, and he did no community service. Additionally, A.I. was never charged with the accident. A.I. never had to sit for a trial.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.S.

Defendant allegedly caused injury to his son by punching him in the stomach

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.V.

Criminal Trespass – Defendant allegedly entered onto an officers property without his consent

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. A.W.

Tamper w/ Govt Records – Defendant allegedly defrauded marriage license by altering county seal and forged clerks signature

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.A.

Defendant allegedly struck family member with his hands and flyswatter

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.B.

In possession of controlled substance, namely, lysergic acid diethylamide in the amount of fewer than 20 abuse units

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.C.

Unlawful Restraint – Allegedly was intoxicated and crashed into wife’s vehicle to keep her from leaving

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.D.

Defendant allegedly kicked, punched, and bit husband, causing him to contact police

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.H.

Defendant allegedly struck victim with his hands and feet

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.N.

Defendant allegedly caused injury to family member by striking him with his hands

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.N.

Defendant allegedly tried passing a check in the amount of $450 without having the funds available to pay the amount

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.P.

Defendant filed a false police report stating that she was assaulted

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.P.

ACBI – Defendant allegedly caused injury to the victim by punching and kicking him

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.R.

Caught stealing items from Target in the amount of $100 or more but less then $750

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.R.

Defendant was arrested for DWI by the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office after accidentally calling 911 on his cell phone. The police tracked his phone and pulled him over. Once pulled over on the beach, defendant performed a standardized field sobriety test and exhibited 6 of 6 HGN clues. Defendant was then placed under arrest. Case dismissed.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.R.

Defendant was arrested for DWI by the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office after accidentally calling 911 on his cell phone. The police tracked his phone and pulled him over. Once pulled over on the beach, defendant performed a standardized field sobriety test and exhibited 6 of 6 HGN clues. Defendant was then placed under arrest. Case dismissed.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. B.R.

Defendant was arrested for DWI by the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office after accidentally calling 911 on his cell phone. The police tracked his phone and pulled him over. Once pulled over on the beach, defendant performed a standardized field sobriety test and exhibited 6 of 6 HGN clues. Defendant was then placed under arrest. Case dismissed.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.A.

Defendant allegedly caused injury to a family member by striking the victim with his hands.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.A.

Defendant allegedly resisted arrest by using force against a peace officer after being arrested for public intoxication

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.G.

Blood test result of 0.317 BAC / Failed all field sobriety tests during arrest

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.G.

C.G was arrested in August of 2017 for DWI on a motorcycle. He allegedly consented to blood which came back at 0.317 (nearly four times the legal limit in Texas).

We took over this case from another lawyer who wanted C.G. to plead guilty and claimed no one can win a case with a blood result that high. We didn’t allow that to happen.

Today on the morning of trial C.G.’s case was dismissed. Since his arrest C.G. has sought treatment and is in a better place.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.J.

Was in possession of 2 or less grams of marijuana when pulled over for traffic violation

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.O.

Defendant allegedly operated a motor vehicle in a public place while intoxicated

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.P.

Defendant allegedly assaulted his girlfriend by pulling her hair and striking her with his hands

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.P.

Defendant was in possession of a controlled substance, namely, cocaine

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.P.

C.P. was home late one evening when police came to the door. C.P. allowed the police to search his home. The police officers found cocaine in the living room, and C.P. was arrested and charged with felony possession of a controlled substance (cocaine).

C.P. bonded out of jail and called our office. We immediately got to work, saw the faults in the case, and set it for trial.

Through our zealous representation, we were able to get the Possession of a Controlled Substance case DISMISSED before trial

C.P. never had to go to trial.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.R.

C.R. was driving one night, allegedly under the influence of alcohol.

C.R. was pulled over for swerving and subsequently arrested for Driving While Intoxicated after performing poorly on field sobriety tests. While being arrested C.R. allegedly resisted and was tazed by the officer.

C.R. was taken to the police station where he blew a 0.115, over the Texas legal limit of 0.08.

C.R. was charged with DWI with a breath concentration greater than .15, which was a Class B Misdemeanor in Texas bearing punishment of up to six months in the county jail and up to a $2,000 fine, and Resisting Arrest, a Class A Misdemeanor in Texas bearing punishment of up to one year in the county jail and up to a $4,000 fine.

C.R. bonded out and immediately called our office for representation. We were hired on the case and immediately got to work. We reviewed the evidence and started poking holes in the State’s case.

Through our aggressive representation of C.R. we were successful in having all charges dismissed.

C.R. served no jail time, does not have a DWI conviction, he did no probation, and he did no community service. C.R. never had to sit for a trial.

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.S.

Failed all field sobriety tests / Blew a 0.198 and 0.198 BAC after arrest

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.S.

Wrecked motorcycle while leaving the beach, an officer witnessed the accident and assumed he was intoxicated

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.W.

Defendant was arrested for DWI and had a handgun in his vehicle at the time of the arrest

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.Y.

Blood test result of 0.306 BAC

Case Dismissed

STATE OF TEXAS v. C.M.

CM was driving down the road on a sunny weekend day when he rear-ended another vehicle. The other vehicle’s driver and passenger called the police and reported that CM was intoxicated and just caused an accident.

Police rushed the scene and, without getting CM’s side of the story, immediately began performing field sobriety tests on CM.

The police officer, who was young and new, performed only one of the three standard field sobriety tests and arrested CM for Driving While Intoxicated (“DWI”) in Galveston County.

CM bonded out and hired our firm to represent him on the Galveston County Driving While Intoxicated case.

We immediately got to work by requesting the dashcam arrest video, talking to witnesses, and reviewing the police report. Upon reviewing the police report, our office found fatal errors in the police officer’s report. Specifically, the Galveston police officer stated that he performed all three of the standard field sobriety tests and that CM showed signs of intoxication in all three tests. However, the arrest video clearly showed that the police officer only performed one test.

Armed with this ammunition, our firm negotiated a reduction of the driving while intoxicated case. CM pleaded “no contest” to reckless driving and received six months of deferred adjudication with no community service. If CM completes his six months of probation then CM will never be found guiltily of any crime and will be eligible to have the arrest and charges removed completely from his record.  Additionally, CM will never lose his driver’s license.