Almost all of the medicaid fraud cases filed in state court involve irregularities in billing or fee splitting between the provider and the patient.  

The job of a criminal lawyer is to analyze and reject the data that the attorney general will use to make his case on these felonies. 

I have defended over 100 of these cases and not one of my clients has gone to prison.  

The vast majority of these cases involve people who have worked part-time jobs while receiving worker's comp benefits.  The rest of the worker's comp fraud cases involve receiving benefits that a person isn't entitled to receive.

The job of a criminal lawyer is to make sure that the evidence presented to the judge isn't nearly as bad as it looks.  

I have represented over 100 clients facing these serious felonies.

Most drug cases filed in Franklin County involve the possession of drugs. 

Even though serious drug possession charges have mandatory prison sentences, I have negotiated non-prison outcomes for many of my clients facing these felonies.

I've handled hundreds of OVIs in the last twenty-five years. 

These cases are some of the toughest that a lawyer will ever defend. Not only is there a system bias in favor of prison, they all involve sexual predator designations that usually last twenty-five years. 

I fight these cases every step of the way for my clients.

If you have a history of gun charges, these cases are very serious.  No criminal history means that many of these felonies end up as misdemeanors.  

I work closely with the prosecutor to get the best results possible for my clients.

These four types of cases can severely impact your freedom and your future.  

Each one of these cases is heavily researched and uniquely presented to the judge on behalf of my clients.

Even though these are separate felonies of the first degree, they are each treated quite seriously by the prosecutor's office.  These cases are usually indicted as first degree felonies seeking prison time for even first offenders.  

I fight for my clients every step of the way to keep them out of prison.  

The criminal justice system is extremely hard on defendants who are charged with hurting someone else.  Even the threat of serious bodily harm can be a felonious assault.  

I work to establish evidence supporting my client's side of the story and then use that to negotiate with the prosecutor for a more positive outcome.

These cases usually start with an arrest, jail and a bond hearing before a lawyer is even called.  

My top priority is to work with my client, and sometimes his or her family, to minimize the impact on jobs, child custody and domestic peace.