United States vs. Calvin Warren:
Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida, Felon in Possession of a Weapon, Acquittal, April 2010;

In Re: UBS Investigations:
Ongoing representation of UBS clients targeted by IRS criminal investigation;

United States of America vs. Andre McWhorter:
Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida, Conspiracy to Possess and Possession of Cocaine. Acquittal, December, 2007;

United States of America vs. Jose Mosquera:
Seizure of two and one half tons of cocaine, Acquittal;

State of Florida vs. G and CM:
"The Sunny Towing Case", Broward County, Florida; First racketeering case involving the State's largest towing company; Racketeering Acquittal;

United States of America vs. Jerome Berlin:
Federal Court for the Middle District of Florida; Extortion and bribery case involving the former Treasurer of the Democratic National Committee; Co-counsel with partner, Neal R. Sonnett, Acquittal;

United States of America vs. Leonardo Gomez:
Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida; First post conviction release of an HIV infected Bureau of Prisons inmate (Eleventh Circuit reversed);

United States of America vs. Michael Margules:
Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida; First money laundering case involving principal of an Austrian financial institution;

United States of America vs. Robert Phillips:
Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida; Prosecution of proprietor of State's largest gun store; Motion to Dismiss based on Collateral Estoppel granted;

State of Florida vs. Thomas E. Smolka:
Marion County, Florida; Murder prosecution of attorney/developer involving the death of his wife; Judgment of Acquittal entered by the Fourth District;

United States of America vs. Rudensindo Viveros:
Seizure of 5,500 lbs of cocaine; Acquittal;

United States of America vs. Charles Williams:
Carrying a Firearm in Relation to a Drug Trafficking Offense; 18 U.S.C.924(C); Reversal of conviction - Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, February 12, 1999;

United States of America vs. Marvin Hersh:
First federal prosecution of individual for traveling out of the country to have sex with a minor;

United States of America vs. William Kamal:
Prosecution of Emmy Award winning weatherman for computer related crime. Limited client’s sentencing exposure to the minimum mandatory sentence.

State of Florida vs. Baldonado, Miami, Florida:
College basketball standout, now playing for the Miami Tropics professional basketball team. Charged with kidnapping and aggravated battery. Intense trial preparation and defense leading to dismissal of charges.

State of Florida vs. Dale Davis, Miami, Florida:
Detroit Pistons professional basketball player charged with numerous crimes as a result of a dispute with hotel security and the Miami Beach police. Undertones of racism and the Pistons being a Miami Heat rival in the NBA. During his arrest he was tasered with 50,000 volts of electricity. Jury trial in front of ex-Miami Dolphin judge Edward Newman. Trial recessed so Mr. Davis could play in the Pistons-Heat game that evening. Detroit won and so did Mr. Davis the next day...acquittal!

State of Florida vs. Kelley, Miami, Florida:
As an assistant state attorney prosecuted home invasion robbers of then mayor, Xavier L. Suarez. Conviction.

State of Florida vs. Saavedra:
Miami, Florida. Successfully defended the President of the anti Castro group Vigilia Mambisa who was arrested in a non violent protest over the detention and deportation of Elian Gonzalez. Acquittal.

State of Florida vs. Spencer:
Miami, Florida. Successfully defended the client who was arrested in a bath room and wrongfully accused of lewd and lascivious conduct by over zealous police. Acquittal.

State of Florida vs. Srithip:
Miami, Florida. Successfully defended the rights of a non English speaking defendant charged with DUI where investigation was completed in English without the aid of an interpreter.Acquittal.

State of Florida vs. Castro:
Miami, Florida. Successfully defended the rights of a Cuban national wrongfully charged for the crimes of another person. Acquittal.

State of Florida vs. M.K.:
Miami, Florida. Successfully defended a practicing attorney charged with fraud and bribery. Year long litigation resulted in dismissal of all charges.

State of Florida vs. Gray:
Miami, Florida, Trial resulting in the abolition of the attempted felony murder rule in the State of Florida. In response, the Florida legislature amended the law.