United States v. Ninety-three Thousand One Hundred Seventy-five Dollars in U.S. Currency, (current) - United States District Court, S.D. Ohio (Columbus) - Represent claimant in civil forfeiture case

United States v. Parenteau, (current) - United States District Court, S.D. Ohio (Columbus) - Represent client against charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering in connection with bank fraud

United States v. Boyd, (2009) - United States District Court, S.D. Ohio (Columbus) - Represent client in connection with post-conviction motions and sentencing as a result of multi-count conviction for wire fraud and tax evasion. - Two counts of wire fraud vacated based on Defendant’s motion for a new trial.

United States v. ____________*, (2008) - United States District Court, S.D. Ohio (Columbus) - Represented client in connection with charges of unlawful and fraudulent conversion of property - Negotiated plea and a minimal sentence

United States v. ___________*, (2008) - United States District Court, E.D. New York (Brooklyn) - Client charged with obstruction of SEC administrative proceedings - Negotiated plea and a probationary sentence

United States v. Bansal, (2007) - United States District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) - Represented client in connection with multi-count indictment alleging conspiracy to distribute controlled substances

United States v. Coleman, (2005) - United States District Court, S.D. Ohio (Columbus) - Successfully represented client who was found not guilty of multiple felony counts

State of Ohio v. Goff, (current) - Fourth Appellate District Court, Lawrence County - Represent client in connection with appeal of murder conviction

State of Ohio v. LeFever, (current) - Fifth Appellate District Court, Licking County - Represent client regarding motion for a new trial in connection with twenty year old murder conviction

State of Ohio v. Conley, (2007) - Common Pleas, Perry County - Represented client indicted on voluntary manslaughter and child endangering - Case was tried to a jury and client was found not guilty of all charges

State of Ohio v. _____________*, (2007) - Common Pleas Court, Logan County - Represented client charged with aggravated possession of drugs - Successfully negotiated a plea to one count of drug possession

State of Ohio v. _____________*, (2007) - Common Pleas Court, Fairfield County - Represented client charged with failure to disclose a federal lien - Successfully negotiated a six month sentence with community control

State of Ohio v. Conley, (2006) - Court of Common Pleas, Perry County - Represented client indicted for involuntary manslaughter and child endangering - Case dismissed due to the State failing to preserve the grand jury testimony

State of Ohio v. ______________*, (2006) - Municipal Court, Madison County - Represented client charged with vehicular manslaughter - Successfully negotiated a suspended sentence and community control

State of Ohio v. ___________*, (2006) - Common Pleas Court, Franklin County - Represented client indicted for felonious assault and carrying a concealed weapon - Successfully negotiated a plea to one count of attempted felonious assault and client was placed on community control

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2005) - Common Pleas Court, Franklin County - Represented client charged with rape - Successfully negotiated a plea to gross sexual imposition

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2005) - Court of Common Pleas, Franklin County - Represented client on theft charges - Client successfully completed diversion program and charges were dismissed

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2004) - Court of Common Pleas, Perry County - Represented client against charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor - Successfully negotiated a plea to one count of importuning

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2004) - Court of Common Pleas, Franklin County - Represented client indicted on charge of rape - Successfully negotiated a plea to child endangering

Ohio State Bar Association v. Stern, (2004) - Ohio Supreme Court - Successful representation of county prosecutor - Supreme Court ruled that elected county prosecutor did not commit ethical violation by surreptitiously taping interview with disciplinary counsel investigators

State of Ohio v. Conley, (2003) - Fifth Appellate District Court, Perry County - Successfully represented client on appeal of voluntary manslaughter and child endangering conviction - Appeals Court reversed the conviction and ordered the client immediately released

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2003) - Court of Common Pleas, Franklin County - Represented client indicted on two counts of rape - Successfully negotiated a plea to one misdemeanor

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2002) - Common Pleas Court, Franklin County - Represented client Indicted on three counts of rape, kidnapping and gross sexual imposition - The case was tried to a jury and the client was found not guilty of all charges

State of Ohio v. ____________*, (2002) - Common Pleas Court, Franklin County - Represented client at sentencing who had plead to multiple counts of pandering obscenity - Successfully negotiated a sentence of 2 years after the State initially requested 44 years

State of Ohio v. _____________*, (1999) - Fifth Appellate District, Muskingum County - Successfully represented client on appeal and trial court ordered to admit doctor into treatment in lieu of conviction

* Defendant(s) name is intentionally omitted.