In June of 2019 police responded to a motor vehicle accident in a city just north of Boston. Several bystanders observed the incident and what followed. The police contacted the defendant who is 6’6” and weighs 275 pounds. The defendant began yelling and screaming at the officers. A witness who observed the incident told the…
Continue reading ›The defendant is charged with domestic assault and battery under G.L. c. 265 section 13M. One of his conditions was to wear a GPS with an exclusion zone of his wife’s residence. She is the alleged victim in this case. Our client wanted to have the GPS removed. We filed a motion for the removal…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a hedge fund manager living in New York. He was dating a woman from Massachusetts. The relationship was tumultuous. Last summer the two got into an argument that, according to the victim, became violent. Suspecting the man of cheating the victim grabbed his phone and scrolled through the messages. He tried to…
Continue reading ›Our client was served with a 209A restraining order by his estranged wife. He did not contest the order. Several months later he received a notice for a clerk magistrate hearing in the mail. He retained Stephen Neyman to represent him. We obtained a copy of the police report which stated that after the restraining…
Continue reading ›The defendant is charged with a multitude of sex crimes the most serious of which is rape of a child by force under G.L. c. 265 section 22A. A condition of his release was home confinement. Recently his circumstances suggested a modification of this condition of release. Over the objection of the prosecution we filed…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a commercial airline pilot temporarily living in the greater Boston area. Last Fall, in part due to stress from the pandemic he could not sleep. Around 3:00 a.m. he went for a walk and sat down on a bench near a park. To relieve his stress he started masturbating. A truck driver…
Continue reading ›In March of 2020 the CEO of a national asbestos removal company got into an argument with another man in his high rise condominium building. The victim claimed that the dispute was over endless nights of excessive noise and loud parties. After the argument he called the police and complained that during the argument our…
Continue reading ›Our client had a harassment prevention order pursuant to G.L. c. 258E issued against her about fifteen months ago. Afraid that she would lose her job she hired our office to appeal the order. Today, pursuant to Massachusetts Rule of Appellate Procedure 23 the Massachusetts Appeals Court appealed the order. They held that the plaintiff…
Continue reading ›The defendant was charged with OUI under G.L. c. 90 section 24 more than a year ago. Attorney Stephen Neyman represented him and won the case before a jury. The defendant wanted that entry on his criminal record sealed. Our office filed a petition to seal under G.L. c. 276 section 100C. A hearing was…
Continue reading ›In October of 2020 police in a Cape Cod town were alerted to a motor vehicle accident. They arrived to find a man standing by his car. He was uninjured however the car had sustained significant damage. When officers learned that the defendant had a suspended license he was arrested. An inventory search of his…
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