Proven Results from Our Texas Criminal Defense Team

Multiple students from various high schools
We have handled several cases where a high school student has made sexual abuse accusations against another student. In 2019 and 2020, following the "Me Too" hysteria, we represented FOUR DIFFERENT high school students in FOUR UNRELATED investigations. In ALL FOUR investigations, the sex charges were DECLINED. The students were able to move on with their lives, graduate from high school, and go to college.

Multiple child pornography investigations
We have handled several federal and state child pornography investigations. The FBI and/or State authorities executed a search warrant and/or seized digital devices from suspect’s homes. In many of these, charges were DECLINED.

Multiple online solicitation cases
We have handled many cases involving online solicitation of a minor. We have had charges declined in investigations and several charged cases dismissed.

Multiple child sex abuse investigation
We have handled many child sex abuse investigations. Often, we determine it is in our client’s best interest to be proactive and cooperate with law enforcement to try and prevent charges from being filed. Lots of lawyers advise their clients to just “take the Fifth” and remain silent, but our clients many times cannot afford to do that. Their livelihood, reputation, and future are on the line. Many times, we have cooperated and had charges DECLINED.

Multiple child sex abuse victories after charges filed
The majority of our practice focuses on child sex abuse charges. We have taught other lawyers in legal seminars about child sex abuse cases and have come to be recognized as one of the leading firms in the United States that defend these types of cases. We have handled many of these cases and had great success in obtaining DISMISSALS, winning AT TRIAL, and reversing cases ON APPEAL.

Multiple suspects in rape allegations
We have defended many individuals accused of raping another adult. These allegations have spiked following the “Me Too” hysteria. Several times, charges were DECLINED.

Defendant investigated for theft of trade secrets from a leading oil company.

Defendant investigated for tax fraud

Defendant investigated for a "hate crime"

Defendant investigated on federal child pornography charges

United States v. B.D. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with embezzlement and theft.

United States v. H.J. (Eastern District of Texas)
One of 14 defendants charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance (synthetic cannabinoids).

United States v. M.M. (Southern District of Texas)
One of 10 defendants charged with human and sex trafficking.

United States v. N.P. (Southern District of Texas)
One of almost 60 defendants charged with liquidating and laundering victim payments generated through a massive telephone impersonation fraud and money laundering scheme by India-based call centers. Fraud loss estimated at over $300 million.

United States v. T.S. (Northern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with money laundering of at least $200,000, in a massive marijuana conspiracy. Defendant had a prior felony federal conviction. Case reduced to false statement.

United States v. J.B. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged in a multi-count indictment with conspiracy to commit bank fraud, mail fraud, and wire fraud involving several millions of dollars.

United States v. B.H. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with theft of public funds (almost $300,000).

State v. D.F. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with breach of computer security and extortion demanding over $12,000,000.

United States v. A.S. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with possession and receipt of child pornography. Sentence REDUCED TO THE STATUTORY MINIMUM from the guideline range of 12-16 years’ imprisonment.

United States v. J.M. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with possession with intent to distribute cocaine.

United States v. A.V. (Southern District of Texas)
Defendant charged with possession of a firearm by an unlawful user.

United States v. J.S. (Southern District of Texas)
One of five defendants charged with human trafficking and false swearing in an immigration matter.