Brock’s client was suspected of driving under the influence of Vicodin. She was charged with DWI and her license was revoked under the Minnesota Implied Consent law.
My client was accused of an assault he did not commit. It is not uncommon that we see toxic relationships resulting in unfair criminal accusations.
Our client LM suffers from severe mental health disorders including Schizo-Affective Disorder. His delusions ultimately led him to commit a horrifying killing of someone he believed was involved in a conspiracy against him.
Our firm recently represented a client on a controlled substance in the first degree and a felon in possession of a firearm case.
In February 2023 Brock and Ryan won a Not Guilty verdict in a Criminal Sexual Conduct jury trial in Meeker County, Minnesota.
In June and July 2022 we won two back-to-back high profile jury trials, involving the same client, Mustafa Shabazz, a kids wrestling coach, who was falsely accused of sexually touching two of his wrestlers and prosecuted in two separate counties.
In January 2022 we wrapped up a major federal fraud case in the Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta), in which our client, Hunter Van Pelt, was charged with fraudulently obtaining over $7 million in COVID PPP loans.
In a recent white collar theft case, we represented a client accused of stealing over $1,000,000 from her employer.
Not Guilty by Reason of Mental Illness verdict in State of Minnesota v. Brady Zipoy, a 2nd Degree murder case involving U.S. Marine veteran of the war in Syria, March 25, 2021.
