We have filed over a hundred pages of briefing relating to the camera companies’ attempts to have this case dismissed. Copies of the briefs and more information is available at www.rosenlegalfirm.com/redlight.php

Today, we filed a class action lawsuit against the operators of photo enforcement tickets in Washington state. To view the complaint and all supporting documentation, please visit www.rosenlegalfirm.com/redlight.php

June 15

Today I appeared with a client in Seattle Municipal Court and the City of Seattle agreed to dismiss the case based on the fact that I convinced them that there were serious evidentiary concerns with this case and a viable self-defense claim. Consequently, the no contact order was lifted and my client and his family can go back to being a family.

Yesterday, I appeared in court for a client who was subject to a domestic violence protection order.  Approximately 9 years ago a judge entered this order prohibiting him from having any contact with his ex-girlfriend.  Unfortunately, the judge made that order permanent.  The order then caused the client to lose jobs and housing opportunities.  Despite the unusual nature of the request (which the judge acknowledged was unusual), the judge agreed to drop the order.  This will allow our client to have a record that will no longer show this active order. 

Many thanks to Attorney Kristy Stell of my firm for her excellent research.  She spent quite a lot of time researching the matter and discovered a law that was instrumental in convincing the judge to drop the order.

Today, the firm represented a person accused of having a marijuana grow operation in his house.  After the police served a search warrant on his home, the prosecution alleged that he had a gun in the home to protect the grow operation.  Due to our strenuous argument that the search of the residence was illegal and that the gun was not actually related to the grow operation (in legal terms, there was no “nexus” between the gun and the grow operation), the prosecution agreed to withdraw their felony charge and instead only pursue misdemeanor charges.  This massive change allowed the client to avoid all jail time, keep his record clear of felonies, keep his job, and even have the case dismissed in one year’s time.

We are proud to announce that last week Andy represented a person charged with Assault 2 Domestic Violence and Felony Harassment. Due to Andy’s hard work, all of the charges were dismissed! Congratulations Andy.