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Case Results

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Successfully represented clients in all 50 sates

188

Federal Counts Aquitted

$550 Million

Saved in fines, forfeitures and restitution

Notable Defense Results

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Selected Recent Notable Federal Defense Results

Results are representative and shared in anonymized form to preserve client confidentiality.

Dismissal

United States v. S. K.

Court dismissed most counts in superseding indictment pre‑trial; “sex‑act” counts and over‑aggregated FDA counts tossed; limited FDA/fraud counts remained.

Acquittal

United States v. K. H.

Jury acquitted 6 distribution counts; hung on 2; prosecution later dismissed remaining count

Acquittal

United States v. L. K.

Jury acquitted 6 distribution counts; hung on 2; prosecution later dismissed remaining count

Dismissal

United States v. T. H.

Mid‑trial Rule 29 relief on two “resulting‑in‑death” counts; remainder resolved with time served and return of seized assets.

Dismissal

United States v. R. V.

Pre‑trial diversion with restitution; no conviction entered.

Reversal

United States v. N.

Conviction vacated post‑Ruan for reconsideration of mens rea under CSA §841.

Acquittal

United States v. R. B.

Jury acquitted Dr. B. and 3 co‑defendants of all counts in a $464M HCF/opioid case.

Acquittal

United States v. L. P.

Jury found not guilty on 38 counts after month‑long trial; DOJ later reflected the acquittal.

Acquittal

United States v. A. J.

After 8–9 day trial, jury found both physicians not guilty of all charged counts.

Acquittal

United States v. W. M.

Jury acquitted 2 distribution counts and hung on conspiracy; convicted on 4 other counts.

Dismissal

United States v. F. C.

Pre‑trial diversion; motion to dismiss filed; restitution + supervision; no conviction.

Misdemeanor Plea

United States v. P. S.

Initially charged with opioid distribution; resolved by plea to misdemeanor false entry in a medical record.

Acquittal

United States v. J. O.

Month‑long “pill‑mill” trial; jury returned not‑guilty on all counts; assets later returned.

Misdemeanor Plea

United States v. Q.

Felony opioid charges resolved by plea to misdemeanor false entry in a medical record.

Acquittal

United States v. E. H.

Five individuals, including Eva Hamilton, acquitted after trial; corporate entities convicted.

Dismissal

United States v. S. K.

Court dismissed most counts in superseding indictment pre‑trial; “sex‑act” counts and over‑aggregated FDA counts tossed; limited FDA/fraud counts remained.

Acquittal

United States v. K. H.

Jury acquitted 6 distribution counts; hung on 2; prosecution later dismissed remaining count

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