Plea - Probation
Client retained Friedman, Nemecek, Long & Grant, L.L.C., upon learning that he was under federal investigation for a number of offenses, including tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering. Attorney Nemecek conducted a thorough investigation into the allegations, including consulting with forensic accountants. After numerous meetings with the IRS investigators and United States Attorneys, Attorney Nemecek was able to secure a favorable plea agreement that resulted in a sentence of probation.
Prevented Criminal Charges
A dentist retained Friedman, Nemecek, Long & Grant, L.L.C., after discovering that he was under federal criminal investigation for Medicare/Medicaid fraud, with an estimated loss and penalties exceeding $50,000,000.00. Attorney Nemecek conducted a thorough investigation into the claims, which included utilizing private investigators and experts.
Case Dismissed
The client retained Friedman, Nemecek, Long & Grant, L.L.C., after being charged with domestic violence stemming from an altercation with his roommate. Attorney Nemecek conducted an independent investigation of the evidence and obtained helpful and mitigating information that was subsequently presented to the prosecutor.
Probation
The client was indicted on multiple counts of child pornography offenses, which subjected him to a potential sentence of nearly ten (10) years in prison. Attorney Nemecek negotiated a favorable plea and ultimately secured a sentence of probation despite the State’s request for a significant term of incarceration.
Reduced Sentence
The client was sentenced to 42 years to life in prison following his convictions on numerous counts of sexual assault and kidnapping. Attorney Nemecek represented the client on appeal and successfully argued that certain offenses were subject to merger, thereby significantly reducing the client’s sentence.
Dismissed
Highschool student was charged with Felonious Assault after report that he attempted to inflict serious bodily harm by way of a knife on a mental health professional. Ian Friedman and Madelyn Grant moved the prosecutor for a delay in presentation to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury so that they could present findings from the comprehensive defense investigation.
Dropped
Freshman college student investigated by local police department after another student alleged that she was raped while in the dormitory where both resided. Ian Friedman and Madelyn Grant requested that the lead detective afford them ten days to conduct a thorough defense investigation before presenting the matter to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury.
Not Guilty
The State of Ohio indicted the defendant with Aggravated Vehicular Homicide stemming from a fatal collision involving the defendant’s automobile and the decedent’s illegal minibike. The State claimed that the defendant was reckless due to his purported high rate of speed in the crowded area where a car meetup was occurring.
Not Guilty
Attorneys Eric Long and Tyler Walchanowicz successfully secured a “Not Guilty” verdict from a jury in the Cleveland Heights Municipal Court on Assault and Menacing charges. The case involved a local doctor accused of physically assaulting one of his technicians in the office.
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