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Missy Owen represented S. L. , a defendant in a 50-million-dollar Ponzi scheme. After aggressive negotiations with the government that successfully limited the client's exposure to prison, Owen was able to secure a six-month term of imprisonment. ...
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John Gresham represented the US Airline Pilots Association in a federal court dispute between the airline and the pilots union. Gresham continues to serve as North Carolina counsel for the U. S. Airline Pilots Association (USAPA) in federal and state court proceedi...
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Matthew Pruden and Noell Tin represented a doctor during a multi-year investigation by the federal government into potential charges of Medicaid fraud. After the firm demonstrated that its client lacked criminal intent with respect to any unauthorized charges made...
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Noell Tin represented Kenneth Kagonyera in a successful effort to prove that Kagonyera was innocent of a murder for which he had been imprisoned for over a decade. The North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission, which investigates and evaluates post-conviction cl...
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As Legal Director of the ACLU of North Carolina, Katy Parker represented two Forsyth County residents who challenged their County Board of Commissioners' practice of opening meetings with sectarian prayer as a violation of the Establishment Clause of the Fir...
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Jake Sussman represented a public school teacher charged in Mecklenburg County with criminal assault against a student. Aggressive pre-trial investigation aided a successful not guilty verdict at trial. The charge was later expunged from the client's record...
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Jake Sussman represented the estate of a man in the Western District of North Carolina who was shot and killed by a Gastonia Police Officer. After the plaintiff successfully fended off the City's motion for summary judgment, the case was successfully resolve...
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Jake Sussman represented a mother and her son who were arrested in Rowan County following a traffic stop. After successfully defending his clients against the criminal charges, Sussman filed a civil lawsuit on his clients' behalf. That civil action resulted...
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Matt Pruden represented a client charged with possessing crack cocaine. Because of his prior convictions, the client faced a significantly enhanced sentence as an habitual felon. Mr. Pruden moved to suppress the evidence that would be used at trial, arguing that l...
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Katy Parker successfully challenged North Carolina's profanity statute on behalf of Samantha Elabanjo, who was arrested after loudly referring to a police officer as an “[a-hole]. ” Katy established that the profanity statute was unconstitut...
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