Attorney Jonas Bednarek and Attorney David Saperstein have both achieved great results for their respective clients. Take a look below for some of their most recent highlights.

Dane County – Disorderly Conduct Dismissed

Attorney Bednarek’s client was charged with Disorderly Conduct with modifiers for domestic abuse and use of a dangerous weapon. The charge was dismissed on a motion by the prosecutor.

Columbia County – Stalking, Intimidation, Aggravated Battery, Strangulation and Suffocation, and Disorderly Conduct Charges Dismissed

Attorney Bednarek’s client was charged with Stalking, Intimidation, Aggravated Battery, Strangulation and Suffocation, and Disorderly Conduct with domestic abuse modifiers for each. After filing a motion to make more definite and certain, Attorney Bednarek was able to get the intimidation charge dismissed. Attorney Bednarek then filed several motions in limine leading up to trial and the prosecutor ultimately decided to dismiss all charges in the case.

Municipal – Operating While Intoxicated Causing Injury, Operating with PAC (1st) Causing Injury Charges Reduced to Reckless

Attorney Saperstein’s client was charged with Operating While Intoxicated Causing Injury and Operating with a Prohibited Alcohol Concentration (1st) Causing Injury. Attorney Saperstein was able to get the charges reduced to a Reckless Driving charge.

Municipal – Operating While Intoxicated and Operating with PAC (1st) Charges Reduced to Reckless

Attorney Saperstein’s client was charged with Operating While Intoxicated and Operating with a Prohibited Alcohol Concentration (1st). Attorney Saperstein filed a motion challenging the stop and was ultimately able to get the charges reduced to a Reckless Driving charge.

Rock County – Possession of THC (2nd Offense) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

Attorney Saperstein’s client was charged with Possession of THC (2nd Offense), a Class I felony, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, a misdemeanor. The client had been pulled over for having two tailpipes on his car and officers found a small amount of marijuana in the car. Attorney Saperstein filed a motion challenging the stop. The prosecutor decided to reduce the charges to a non-criminal county ordinance citation.

Disclaimer: “These case samples are meant only to provide information to the public about the activities and experience of our lawyers and are not intended as a guarantee that same or similar results can be obtained in every matter. The outcome of a particular legal matter depends on a variety of factors including the specific factual and legal circumstances and, often, unexpected developments beyond the control of any client or lawyer.”