Our client is a young man who had a license to carry (LTC) a firearm in Massachusetts. However, he unlawfully owned an assault weapon that was not properly registered. Given the date that the weapon was purchased it was not grandfathered, meaning the possession, even with an LTC is still unlawful. He was not aware…
Continue reading ›The defendant owned a large company that developed cable network systems for large corporations and major cities. He was an avid gun collector. A couple of years ago he brandished a lawfully owned firearm to protect himself during a dispute where he was seriously physically threatened. Notwithstanding the lawfulness of his conduct local police revoked…
Continue reading ›Our client is a very popular local college professor who has published a considerable amount of literature in her field of expertise. A few months ago she was involved in a motor vehicle accident. According to the alleged victim, after the vehicle collision our client fled the scene. She was charged with leaving the scene…
Continue reading ›Several months ago we succeeded in getting charges of strangulation G.L. c. 265 section 15D and domestic assault and battery G.L. c. 265 section 13M dismissed for our client. He wanted us to file a petition to seal to minimize the chances of prospective employers accessing this information. We filed the petition under G.L. c.…
Continue reading ›Our client is a combat veteran with distinguished service. He was wounded during combat. His recovery led to drug abuse as a tool to deal with pain. Recently he surrendered to Massachusetts State Police who contacted him for warrants in New Hampshire for motor vehicle offenses. He did not realize that doing so would result…
Continue reading ›Our client is a software engineer working at the same company for over 30 years. He has a remarkable work history. Last year he was accused of assaulting a young female employee by grabbing her buttocks and breast while at the workplace. After the assault the young woman allegedly hid in a bathroom where she…
Continue reading ›Last summer our client and a friend were in Massachusetts for a concert. They observed what they believed to be several police officers harassing and physically assaulting women. They tried to intervene and confronted the officers. The officers were having no part of this and demanded that our client and her friend vacate the area.…
Continue reading ›Our client is a college student who is at a university in the south on a baseball and academic scholarship. A few months ago he was in Massachusetts visiting a family member celebrating a birthday. At the time, our client was underaged. He was carrying a fake driver’s license, one that closely resembled a real…
Continue reading ›Several months ago Attorney Neyman prevailed on a motion to suppress an unlawful stop, search and seizure of a firearm. The police officer’s stop of our client was pretextual. He was charged with several firearm crimes including but not limited to large capacity G.L. c. 269 section 10(m) and G.L. c. 269 section 10(a). He…
Continue reading ›In July of last year, police in a suburban Boston town were involved in a motor vehicle accident with our client. They claimed that while responding to a domestic disturbance they heard a loud crash. The officer looked towards the noise and saw that a minivan had struck his cruiser. The operator was still in…
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