Aggravated Assault and Battery

Client was HCC student who was involved in a fight with drunken roommate who suffered injuries. Mike G was hired and contacted law enforcement. Campus Police investigated the case, and no charges were brought, and no arrest made.

Client was charged with beating his wife who was an invalid. Mike G was hired and charges were dropped.

Client was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon for getting into a bar fight and hitting someone with a bottle. Mike G was hired, filed a Not Guilty Plea and the State Attorney’s Office decided to

Client was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Charges reduced to misdemeanor and eventually dismissed at trial date.

Client charged with stabbing boyfriend during an argument. Client had another attorney who could not get the state attorney to offer anything other than a term of years in prison. Client hired Mike G who successfully argued that

Client was arrested and charged with beating his pregnant wife. The Client and his wife had a heated argument, and the police were called to calm the situation. They arrested Client even though there was no allegation from

Client was arrested and charged for allegedly beating his pregnant girlfriend of 10 years mercilessly. Client hired Mike G who filed a NOT GUILTY PLEA because the witness who called the police was drunk and wasn’t even sure

Client was charged with multi-county crime spree facing a MINIMUM MANDATORY 30 YEARS IN PRISON AS A PRR. Mike G took over the case and established significant mitigation to the Office of the State Attorney who then dropped

Client struck drunken victim who repeatedly called Client a racial slur. Client warned victim but he repeated word anyway. Victim had serious injuries. Incident was witnessed by many at crowded bar. Client scored a minimum of 37 months