Over the weekend several sting operations targeting people soliciting prostitutes were operating through eastern Massachusetts. Two of the men caught up in this were arrested and charged with soliciting a prostitute also known as sex for a fee. This is a misdemeanor under G.L. 272 section 53. Attorney Neyman was hired. At the arraignment he…
Continue reading ›Our client is a Marine veteran with an impeccable employment and military history. Late last fall he was visiting a Massachusetts gaming establishment. A security guard contacted local police to complain that a person he had removed from the resort had returned and struck him when again asked to leave. Officers confronted the man who…
Continue reading ›The defendant is an heads the Information Technology department at an out of state hospital. About a year ago he was visiting Massachusetts. He went to a concert where he overindulged. He got lost on the way to the train station and entered an historic landmark. The police were notified. The officer responding went to…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a sales rep who is well known throughout New England. He represents beer distributors. In February of this year police responded to a well known hotel where our client was staying. The officers were called by hotel staff and patrons. They were directed to a penthouse room where they encountered the defendant…
Continue reading ›Our client is a young man charged with rape under G.L. c. 265 section 22. He was arraigned a few months ago. One of the conditions of release was that he not travel outside of Massachusetts without permission from the Court. This would require filing a motion and scheduling a hearing each time our client…
Continue reading ›In December of 2025, police in a suburban Boston town conducted a sting operation to infiltrate a human trafficking operation. An undercover officer entered a “massage” establishment. Purportedly, an employee offered him a hand job for $60 and, alternatively, oral sex for $100. The undercover officer declined but asked to arrange for full sex on…
Continue reading ›In November of last year our client was arrested and charged with assault and battery on an elderly person under G.L. c. 265 section 13K. According to the police report, our client and his 68 year old father were arguing about money. During the argument our client got angry and threw his father to the…
Continue reading ›Just a few month ago after watching a band at a bar, our client, a prominent physician, made the decision to drive home. By all accounts she had several glasses of wine. On a major highway, only a few miles from her home, she lost control of her car. The vehicle flipped. She was trapped…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a senior in high school who was recently accepted into a top ranked New England University. In April of this year he was on his way to visit friends at a college in Western Massachusetts. He parked his car by a dormitory. He had several friends in the car all of whom…
Continue reading ›Back in 1990 our client was charged with several motor vehicle crimes. The cases were continued without a finding (CWOF) on the condition that he pay $375 in fines. He never did and a default warrant was issued for him for violating his probation. Now, the man lives out of state and is applying for…
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