Results

RESULTS

A History of Success

We invite you to browse some of our recent case results to learn more about our past successes and how we have helped people in situations similar to yours.

Misdemeanor DWI
Client was pulled over for speeding, and eventually charged with driving under the influence even though his blood alcohol content was .07 and less than the legal limit. Attorney Hillary Parsons set the matter for trial because she believed that the State could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that client was actually under the influence of alcohol. On the morning of trial, the State agreed to resolve the matter as a petty misdemeanor careless driving. Because petty misdemeanors are not considered crimes

Case Dismissed Failure to Register as a Predatory Offender
Attorney Joe Tamburino represented a client who was charged with Failure to Register as a Predatory Offender in Wisconsin. After conducting witness interviews, doing extensive research, and writing several motions, Joe got the charge dismissed. Joe’s success saved his client from a serious conviction and significant jail time. The client was very grateful and happy with this result.
No Jail on Reduced Charge Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Attorney’s Joe Tamburino and Hillary Parsons represented a client on charges of assault with a deadly weapon charge in Hennepin County. They contested the evidence, submitted numerous motions challenging aspects of the charges, and successfully litigated the case for nine months. In the end, their client received a great non-felony disposition with no jail time. Their client was extremely happy with Joe and Hillary’s work.
Case Dismissed Assault Charge
Attorney Joe Tamburino was retained on an assault charge in Dakota County on a Thursday, and the case was set for trial the following Monday. Joe’s request for a continuance was denied, so he diligently worked with his client over the weekend and prepared the case for trial. On trial day, he and his client declined to accept the prosecutor’s very favorable plea bargain and told the prosecutor and judge that they were ready for trial. The next day, Tuesday, Joe got the case dismissed. Joe’s client was ecstatic, and very appreciative of Joe’s quick and skilled work.
Case Dismissal Assault Charges
Attorney Joe Tamburino represented a client in Anoka County on multiple assault charges involving multiple alleged victims. Joe litigated the matter for almost a year, and on the day of trial he got the case dismissed. His client was very happy.

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Reduction of Charges Felony Theft
Outcome: Client received a Stay of Adjudication on the Felony Theft charge, with no jail time and no fine. As part of the plea agreement, the State agreed not to charge a pending 4th Degree Assault (Assault of a Police Officer). With a client facing two felony charges, Ms. Carlson was able to negotiate a deal resulting in no criminal convictions as long as her client remains law abiding for six months.
Case Dismissed Formal Title IX Hearing Avoided
Attorney Hannah Martin represented a college student in two Title IX investigations. The client’s ex-partners were alleging that during their relationship’s, client sexually assaulted them. Attorney Martin conducted her own investigation and presented evidence that showed the allegations stemmed from a toxic break-up and were not rooted in fact. The university agreed, and Attorney Martin and her client avoided a formal Title IX proceeding from commencing. Our client was thrilled that they could continue at their university.
No Executed Jail Time Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree
Attorney Hannah Martin represented a 19-year-old who was accused of having sex with two 15-year-olds. Attorney Martin was able to secure a deal with the prosecutor that if client successfully completed probation, both cases would be dismissed. Instead of our client having two criminal sexual conduct convictions on their record for the rest of their life, going to prison, and having to register as a sexual offender, they have their future ahead of them.
Charge Dismissed Attempted Murder
Joe Tamburino and Hillary Parsons represented client who was charged with attempt to commit murder by use of a toxic substance.

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Case Dismissed HRO Respondent
Attorney Joe Tamburino defended his client on a harassment restraining order (HRO) in Hennepin County. After almost nine months of litigation and motion work, a hearing was held in district court. Joe argued that the HRO petitioner, client’s neighbor, gave misleading information in their HRO petition which allowed the petition to be granted. During the hearing, Joe questioned the petitioner on the stand who admitted they were not afraid and did not feel threatened. The HRO was dismissed right then and there by the judge. Client was very happy with this result.

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