On February 6, 2019 an accountant at a large international accounting firm was arrested and charged with domestic assault and battery on his girlfriend. The charges were filed under G.L. c. 265 section 13M. Attorney Neyman was retained immediately after the arrest to represent the defendant. Our office moved the court to continue the arraignment…
Continue reading ›Our client is an engineer and operations manager at an aviation manufacturing facility in Massachusetts. A few months ago he and his girlfriend began arguing over suspected infidelity. The girlfriend had been drinking and as the argument progressed she became enraged. She began striking our client, throwing household objects at him and screaming at him…
Continue reading ›Our client is a medical professional, working and also in school working towards her Master’s degree. Just a few weeks ago she and a family member had been drinking at a bar in southeastern Massachusetts. On her way home the defendant realized that she had had too much to drink. She pulled her car over.…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a non-citizen living lawfully in this country. In May of 2001 he received a continuance without a finding on felony drug charges in a Boston court. At that time this was considered a good result and there was no expectation that people would face deportation or immigration consequences with such a result.…
Continue reading ›On May 25, 2019 at 5:00 a.m. police in the Massachusetts suburb were called for a report that a car had been in an accident and was overturned. The driver of the car was not present however the police received a call from a party who stated that he saw the driver and observed the…
Continue reading ›Nearly a year and a half ago our client was in college getting his masters degree. He got into a fight with someone who had been with his girlfriend. Our client broke the victim’s orbital bone and was charged with assault and battery causing serious bodily injury. This is a felony under G.L. c. 265…
Continue reading ›The defendant was charged with sex for a fee in violation of G.L. c. 272 section 53A. At the time of his arrest the police confiscated his cell phone to secure evidence that the defendant in fact solicited sex by texting a police decoy posing as a prostitute. Notwithstanding opposition from the district attorney’s office…
Continue reading ›Nearly one year ago our client was arrested and charged with trafficking cocaine in excess of 100 grams. He was facing a mandatory eight years in state prison. The prosecution stated that our client was a major drug dealer and a search of his home pursuant to a warrant led to the seizure of the…
Continue reading ›A few days ago at approximately 2:45 a.m. the police received a call from a man complaining that he had just been assaulted and stabbed by his wife. The officers arrived at the home and found the man bleeding from the hand and arm consistent with the man’s representations and defensive wounds. The wife was…
Continue reading ›On May 30, 2019 police from a major crime unit conducted an undercover operation targeting men seeking sex for a fee through the internet. The officers posing as prostitutes saturated the internet with solicitations for all types of sexual services. The officers obtained a cell phone for final contact with the customers and engaged in…
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