Brett Lovins recently negotiated a favorable result for his client who was not a United States citizen. He was able to convince the Commonwealth to reduce charges from the felony of assault with a dangerous weapon to misdemeanor assault. The result allowed him to avoid certain immigration consequences associated with a violent felony.

Brett Lovins recently was able to negotiate a favorable resolution for his client charged with multiple count of open and gross lewdness, which had been captured on video in a retail establishment. The result permitted the client to avoid a criminal sex offense conviction and the collateral consequence of registering as a sex offender.

On the day of a recent trial for his client accused of operating under the influence (second), leaving the scene of property damage, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, Brett Lovins persuaded the court to dismiss all charges after the Commonwealth failed to produce a necessary witness. The outcome enabled the client to reactivate his driver’s license, which was integral to his ability to obtain permanent employment.

Brett Lovins successfully defended his client at a recent trial. His client was charged with assault and battery on a police officer, but the jury acquitted him on all charges after deliberating for less than twenty minutes.