Case Results

In a property dispute I represented the Plaintiff who was trying to evict a tenant. My client prevailed in court and the Defendant filed an appeal. On appeal, the tenant claimed there was an agreement where she could stay on the land for as long as she lived. At trial, I successfully impeached the defendant's key witness and showed that she had lied on a sworn affidavit and was, in fact, lying during trial . The Defendant still maintained there was an agreement, but on cross-examination i was able to get her to testify that even if she thought there was an agreement, it would have to have been made after the land had already been transferred. At the close of Defendant's evidence i moved for Summary Judgment. The Court agreed that no constructive trust was formed and ruled in favor of my client.

A.R. vs. C.R.

Client was charged with trafficking 18 pounds of marijuana and Attorney Brian Tevis successful argued that the search warrant that was issued to search his client's home should never have been issued by the magistrate because the detective's affidavit didn't contain sufficient evidence to get a search warrant. Now his client and his wife won't be charged with trafficking and are are no longer facing a mandatory minimum of 5 years in prison.

Client injured in auto accident when the at-fault driver cut in front of client's vehicle at an intersection. Results: Recovered all of client's medical costs as well.

Domestic violence charges brought against husband and wife based on an altercation between the two.

State of Georgia vs. A.H.

Client was very intoxicated and drove his vehicle. He damaged a park car and eventually went off the road, breaking a fence, and ended up in a field. He was charged with 7 counts including DUI. We were able to get 5 of those counts dismissed and negotiate the minimum sentence allowed by law.

State of Georgia vs. B.D.

State of Georgia vs. B.M.

Client was charged with Armed Robbery for arranging a meeting between her co-defendant and the victim in the case. The co-defendant used a taser on the victim and stole her purse and prescription pain pills. We were able to negotiate with the district attorney to reduce the armed robbery (minimum of 10-20 years) down to robbery (1-20). We demonstrated to the Judge that my client was doing extremely well recovering from a drug problem and would be better suited to house arrest where she can take care of her 6 week old baby and her other two children. She received 10 years probation with 2 years being on home confinement.

State of Georgia vs. C.C.

Client was arrested and charged with possession of drugs with intent to distribute when a large quantity of white powder, some marijuana, and more than $30,000 in cash was found while police executed a search warrant at a condo. Client was released on bond and then later charged with Aggravated Assault, false imprisonment, battery, and other charges in a domestic dispute. Client had unfortunately made over 30 hours of phone conversations fro the jail which were recorded. As such, the domestic case turned out not to be a good case for trial and my client wanted to work out a plea. I successfully negotiated that all the drug charges be dropped (because the legality of the search and links to my client were very questionable) and worked out a very reasonable sentence on the domestic case given my client's history and the facts of this case.

State of Georgia vs. C.G.

Client was charged with Felony Theft by Deception. State alleged that my client sold a stolen vehicle to a third party. Through VERY thorough investigation I was able to provide to the D.A. the names and numbers of 2 witnesses who saw my client purchase the vehicle. I also proved that the purchase was for fair market value, that he could not have known it was stolen, that the vehicle was not listed as stolen on the state record check (GCIC), and tracked the vehicle back to the 3 previous sellers of the vehicle.

State of Georgia vs. D.M.