Before you hire any criminal defense attorney you should look beyond any advertising or pleasant conversations, and learn about the true capabilities of the attorney. Nothing speaks more to the truth about a criminal defense attorney's capabilities than real life examples of results achieved for clients facing charges similar to yours. We emphasize "similar to yours" because having specific knowledge in the relevant area is essential to winning. (i.e., A great DUI lawyer may not be a good violent crimes defense attorney.)
This page presents brief summations of real client cases that our law firm has successfully managed for clients throughout Georgia. We believe that you will quickly recognize that our law firm has consistently made good things happen for our clients.
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Client was convicted of running a pharmaceutical website that sold prescription pills with supposed sales in excess of $75 million. We were brought on the case to convince the court to allow him to withdraw his guilty plea. This case is currently pending and is a very well known case in the United States.
U.S.A. v. C.S.
Client was a target of an investigation by the federal government for honest services fraud in the Northern District of Georgia. We were able to investigate and interview many witnesses and obtain affidavits rebutting the evidence. We have secured an agreement not to prosecute.
USA v. undisclosed
We represented a client in Asheville, North Carolina in the federal court on a huge drug trafficking case. Although the client confessed to the DEA before our involvement, we were very successful at sentencing due to our hard work at the pre-trial phase. It is a rocket docket in the Western District which means that you have forty-five days from arraignment to trial with no continuances allowed.
U.S.A. v. B.L.
Client pleaded guilty to Bank Fraud with probation and the prosecution recommending 36 months in prison. We asked for a reasonable sentence of time served and the judge gave our client one week in jail.
U.S.A. v. F.N.
Client charged in federal court with aggravated identify fraud and manufacturing social security cards. After working hard on the case, the USA dismissed all charges against the client.
USA v. A.C.
Client charged with drug trafficking in federal court. Defense argued that these charges were barred under the Double Jeopardy Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Upon review, the United States Attorney dismissed the charges against client.
USA v. X.C.
Client charged under RICO act for murder and robbery. At one point, the Department of Justice sought the Death Penalty. We worked out a deal the day before trial in which client would avoid even a life sentence.
U.S. v. A.R.
Client charged with defrauding Medicare by not using the proper billing methods for his physical therapy center. Client was acquitted by the judge.
U.S. v. M.M.
Client charged with trafficking in over 2500 pounds of marijuana and the government recommended 15 years in prison, but defense counsel successfully argued that client's conduct should not result in an extensive sentence. Client received a four and a half year sentence and was pleased.
U.S. v. undisclosed
Client charged with trafficking 99 kilos of cocaine and the government recommended 210 months in prison. Defense counsel made several objections under the federal sentencing guidelines resulting in a sentence of only forty months.
U.S. v. P.C.
Client's employer was a target in a drug and fraud ring including money laundering by using his car dealership as the conduit for illegal activities. Defense counsel successfully represented our client, who was an employee, in front of the federal grand jury and client was never arrested or indicted.
U.S. v T.D.
Client arrested for a third violation of supervised release. At the revocation hearing, the U.S. Attorney was asking for our client to be remanded to prison for two years. However, the District Court Judge agreed with two out of three of our issues as it pertained to the violation. Thus, our client was only sentenced to six more months in custody.
U.S. v. E.U.
Client a target in a Conspiracy to Distribute MDMA ring. Mr. Zimmerman met with both the FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office resulting in an agreement not to arrest or prosecute client.
U.S. v. K.C.
Client facing charges of operating a "Pill Mill" from a medical clinic. Case is currently being prepared.
U.S. v. next
Federal Case # 09-13387, our law firm filed an appeal to the 11th Circuit after we were hired post-sentencing. The Court issued an opinion allowing a joint remand in a Medicare Fraud case so that our client could have a new sentencing hearing. We were successful in lessening her sentence by over two years which was more than a third of her sentence.
U.S. v. C. Beckwith
Client charged after illegally informing the target of a mail cover that they were under Federal investigation. Mr. Zimmerman convinced the U.S. Attorney to dismiss the felony charge, and allow client to plea to a misdemeanor and avoid prison. Client also kept his job as a postal carrier.
U.S. v. R.S.
Client charged in a major copyright infringement case after a five year investigation by the FBI. In spite of overwhelming evidence, Mr. Zimmerman was granted a directed verdict on the conspiracy charge by making a novel legal argument. His client was saved a lot of time in federal prison.
U.S. v. M.B.
U.S. v. (undisclosed)
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