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Client Testimonials


Michael conveyed to my sister the comfort & feeling of trust so that she, when examined in front of the grand jury, was able to focus and answer honestly with full knowledge of the severity of her charges. In the end, the case was dismissed and sealed as she is under 18. Although I never met him personally, I thank him for accomplishing what I hired him to do.

Nina S.

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Dear Mr. Fineman:

I want to take this opportunity to tell you how much your representation and summation presentation of the D. M. case was, is, and always will be in my mind, and I'm certain, in Danny and Debbie's heart and mind for a long time to come.

It was a pleasure to meet you and watch you "do" what you do so well.

Very sincerely, and with very deep appreciation:

Michael C.

Recent Verdicts


The Law Office of Michael Fineman, Esq. has a proven track record of success in the field of Criminal Law. Let our success translate into the successful resolution of your criminal matter.

People v. D. M., New York County: April 12, 2010
Client was accused of Attempted Rape in the First Degree. Prosecutor accused the client of attempting to have forcible sexual intercourse with a co-worker after a charity event. RESULT: After a Jury Trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY.

People v. S. B., Kings County: October 29, 2009
Client was accused of Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol (DWI). Prosecutor claimed that client had a motor vehicle accident while his blood alcohol level was 0.22 (more than twice the legal limit). RESULT: After a Jury trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY.

People v. E. P-L., Kings County: September 15, 2009
Client was accused of Criminal Possession of a Weapon (a loaded handgun). Prosecutor claimed that the police recovered a handgun from the client's pants leg, and that the client confessed after being read his Miranda Rights. RESULT: Trial resulted in a hung jury, 11-1 in favor of acquittal. On the next court appearance, the District Attorney DISMISSED the indictment.

People v. J. G., Kings County: April 6, 2009
Client was accused of Criminal Possession of a Weapon (a loaded handgun). Prosecutor claimed that the client was found inside an apartment with drugs and a gun when the police executed a search warrant. RESULT: After a Jury trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY of the weapons charge.

People v. S. L., Kings County: January 15, 2009
Client was accused Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (Narcotics). Prosecutor claimed that the client was involved in a drug sale and arrested by the Narcotics Unit of the NYPD. RESULT: After a Jury trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY.

People v. E. P., Kings County: October 22, 2008
Client was accused Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (Narcotics). Prosecutor claimed that the police found the client in possession of a quantity of narcotics on the street. RESULT: After a Jury trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY.

People v. S. C., New York County: June 30, 2008
Client was accused of hitting a person with his car after a street fight, and fleeing the scene. RESULT: On Mr. Fineman's motion, the Court DISMISSED all charges.

People v. M. W., New York County: July 9, 2007
Client was accused of hitting his child by his wife. The wife was attempting to gain leverage in a divorce law suit against the client. RESULT: After a trial, the client was found NOT GUILTY.

People v. M. M., New York County: February 13, 2007
Client was accused of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). The prosecution claimed that the client had an accident with an ambulance while driving drunk. RESULT: On Mr. Fineman's motion for violation of the client's constitutional rights, the case was DISMISSED, and the client's driving privileges were fully restored.

People v. S. T., Queens County: September 19, 2006
Client was accused of Criminal Possession of a hand gun, where the police claimed to see a bulge on the client's waist. RESULT: On Mr. Fineman's motion for failure to properly charge the client and for violation of the client's constitutional rights, the case was DISMISSED.

People v. C. A., New York County: July 27, 2006
Client was accused of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (Narcotics) in the 2nd Degree, a class A-II Felony. RESULT: On Mr. Fineman's motion for violation of the client's constitutional rights, the case was DISMISSED.