New Jersey & Pennsylvania Client Success Stories

Below are some of the many instances in which our clients have greatly benefited from the experience, aggresiveness, and savvy lawyering of this law firm in New Jersey & Pennsylvania courts.

Criminal Defense

• Defendant was charged with 1st degree Aggravated Sexual Assault under NJSA 2C:14-2A(1); and 2nd degree Sexual Assult under NJSA 2C:24-4A.
  • Mr. Davis successfully represented said defendant throughout the case, which was  dismissed by the State.
• Defendant was charged with 2nd degree Robbery under NJSA 2C:15-1a(1); and 3rd degree Theft by Unlawful Taking under NJSA 2C:20-2b(2).
  • Mr. Davis tried the case before a jury and obtained a not-guilty verdict on each felony charge.  
• Defendant was charged with three 3rd degree CDS (Crack/Cocaine) Possession with Intent to Distribute offenses under NJSA 2C:35-10a(1), 2C:35-7, 2C:35-5a(1), and 2C:35-5b(3).
  • Mr. Davis's insistence on the weakness of the State's case, as well as its lack of credible proofs, resulted in the State dismissing the Indictment on the first day of jury selection.
• Defendant was charged with counts of 1st degree Armed Robbery under NJSA 2C:15-1A(1), 2nd degree Burglary under NJSA 2C:18-2, 4th degree Aggravated Assault under NJSA 2C:12-1b(4), and 2nd degree Possession of a Firearm for an Unlawful Purpose under NJSA 2C:39-4a. 
  • Mr. Davis successfully argued for a dismissal of the Indictment in its entirety. 
• Defendant was charged with multiple counts of 3rd degree Burglary under NJSA 2C:18-2a(1). 
  • Mr. Davis successfully argued for a dismissal of the Indictment in its entirety.
• Defendant was charged with two counts of 2nd degree Sexual Assault under NJSA 2C:14-2c(1) and (4) and one count of 3rd degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child under NJSA 2C:24-4c.
  • Mr. Davis's insistence on the weakness of the State's case, as well as its lack of credible proofs, resulted in the State dismissing the Indictment after a trial date had been set by the court.
• Defendant was charged with a single count of Theft by Deception under NJSA 2C:20-4.
  • Mr. Davis obtained a not-guilty verdict after a one-day bench trial.
• Defendant was charged with a single count of Defiant Trespass under NJSA 2C:18-3.
  • Mr. Davis obtained a not-guilty verdict after a one-day bench trial.
• Defendant was charged with Possession of a CDS (cocaine) under NJSA 2C:35-10a(1).
  • Mr. Davis prevailed on a Motion to Dismiss based on the State's failure to offer testimony from material fact and expert witnesses.
• Defendant was charged in Pennsylvania with Possession of a CDS (Crack/Cocaine & Marijuana) with Intent to Distribute under Title 35 Section 780-113(a)(16) and 780-113(a)(31).
  • Mr. Davis prevailed on a Motion for Suppression of Evidence based on the police officers' unconstitutional search of the defendant's motor vehicle.   

 Civil Tort Litigation

• Defendant was a 25% shareholder of a NJ closely-held corporation.  Plaintiffs alleged that defendant intentionally engaged in conduct that frustrated their reasonable expectations as minority shareholders and, therefore, violated the express terms of the New Jersey Oppressed Shareholder Statute.  
  • Mr. Davis filed and successfully argued a Motion for Summary Judgment on all counts of the Complaint. 
• Plaintiff filed an application for a Final Restraining Order against her ex-husband on the grounds that he harrassed her through endless phone calls, text messages, and voice messages. 
  • Mr. Davis advocated on the plaintiff's behalf during the evidentiary hearing and persuaded the court to grant her application for relief.
• An assistant college baseball coach had been receiving substantially less than minimum wage for both years of his part-time employment.  
  • Without instituting a civil action, Mr. Davis was able to obtain a settlement in the amount of $22,000.00 in unpaid wages.   

Personal Injury Litigation

• Mr. Davis obtained a gross settlement in the amount of $450,000.00 for a client who had sustained multiple pelvic fractures in a highway automobile collision and underwent open-reduction internal-fixation surgery. 
• Mr. Davis secured a settlement in the amount of $15,000.00 for a client who had suffered minor "chip" fractures of her ankle by slipping and falling on an undisclosed commercial property. 
• Mr. Davis secured a settlement in the amount of $75,000.00 for a client who sustained multiple disc herniations and a fractured arm in an automobile accident.
• Mr. Davis has secured a partial settlement in the amount of $95,000.00 for a client who had sustained a displaced tibia/fibia fracture and nondisplaced cervical fracture ("Hangman's fracture") in a still on-going automobile accident litigation.