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Maryland Injury Attorney Wins Trial Based on Key Photographic Evidence.

Maryland personal injury attorney, Jonathan Carroll, fought hard at trial after his client had been sideswiped by another car that unlawfully merged into his lane. The at-fault driver tried to argue at court that our client was the one who unlawfully left his lane. Our client prevailed, because he had

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Posted in Injury Cases, Maryland cases, Maryland Injury cases, News of the Firm

DUI dismissed due to speedy trial violation.

Maryland DUI Attorney In April 2014,  Maryland DUI Attorney David Moyse convinced a Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge to dismiss his client’s DUI due to a violation of the client’s right to a speedy trial. It was the client’s second DUI and he had already been sentenced to six days

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Posted in Criminal cases, Maryland cases, Montgomery county criminal cases, News of the Firm

Woman pleads guilty to vastly reduced charge of Manslaughter in 2007 killing of D.C. paralegal.

By Keith L. Alexander, Published: July 30, 2012 An Argentine woman charged in the 2007 slaying of a Washington paralegal pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter Monday shortly before a jury was to be selected for her murder trial. Prosecutors had charged Blanca Ortiz, 47, with first-degree murder while armed in

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Posted in Criminal cases, DC criminal cases, News of the Firm

Maryland Personal Injury Attorneys Receives Six-Figure Settlement for Low Property Damage Accident.

Maryland accident attorneys at Jezic, Krum and Moyse recently received a six-figure settlement offer for a client who was rear-ended and only sustained $400 worth of damage to his vehicle. The insurance company originally rebuffed efforts to settle the case for a reasonable amount. Once the attorneys at Jezic, Krum

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Posted in Injury Cases, Maryland cases, Maryland Injury cases, News of the Firm

Criminal defense Attorney Rand Lucey Convinces Circuit Court Judge to Reduce 15 year sentence to 364 days.

Criminal defense attorney In Septemeber 2013, Criminal defense attoney Rand Lucey convinced a Circuit Court Judge to reduce his client’s total sentence from 15 years to 364 days, paving the way for federal deportation proceedings against the client to be dismissed. The client, a green cardholder, had been represented by

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Posted in Criminal cases, Maryland cases, Montgomery county criminal cases, News of the Firm

Judge Throws Out Drugs Found in JKM Client’s Car Despite Testimony of 3 Officers.

Maryland criminal defense lawyer In February, 2014, Maryland criminal defense attorney Rand Lucey convinced a District Court Judge to discredit the testimony of three police and rule that the police search of the client’s vehicle was illegal. The three officers had testified, independently, that the client had consented to the

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Posted in Criminal cases, Maryland cases, Montgomery county criminal cases, News of the Firm

Restoring TPS Benefits before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Associate Attorney, Himedes V. Chicas, is currently representing two different clients who are in the process of reclaiming their Temporary Protected Status (“TPS”) before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”). Generally, TPS is conferred to: (1) nationals from select countries designated by the Secretary of the Department of

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Posted in Immigration, News of the Firm

Restoring TPS Benefits before the Immigration Court.

Associate Attorney, Himedes V. Chicas, recently convinced an Immigration Judge to grant his client’s motion for custody redetermination resulting in his client’s release under a reasonable bond. Central to the Immigration Judge’s decision was the fact that Mr. Chicas’ client, who has lived in the U.S. for nearly 15 years

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Posted in Immigration, News of the Firm

Attorney David Moyse convinces Judge to dismiss DUI.

Maryland DUI lawyer In April 2014, Moyse’s client was facing significant incarceration for his third DUI. However, Moyse successfully argued that the State had violated mandatory discovery rules by failing to provide a video tape to the defense. Moyse had made multiple requests for the trooper’s video, but despite two

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Posted in Criminal cases, Maryland cases, News of the Firm, Police

6 figure settlement for Bicyclist.

Attorneys Heather Kirkwood, was able to convince insurance company to give the maximum allowed settlement under the policy for a bicyclist who was hit by a negligent driver in Washington, D.C. The cyclist sustained severe injuries to his right hand and knee and had to undergo two extensive surgeries. Our

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Posted in Injury Cases, Maryland Injury cases, News of the Firm

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