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  • Attorney Michael Gabelman Joining Henderson, Mokhtari & Weatherly Co. L.P.A.

    We are pleased to announce that Attorney Michael Gabelman will be joining our firm on March 1, 2020. With extensive experience practicing law and a passion for helping those facing criminal matters, Attorney Gabelman will be a welcome addition to our team. About Attorney Michael Gabelman For seven years, Attorney Michael Gabelman served as a Senior Felony Trial Attorney with the Lake County Public ...
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  • Staiduhar Named Among 2018 Best Criminal Lawyers by American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys

    Attorney Kenneth Staiduhar of Henderson, Mokhtari & Weatherly has recently gained admission into the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys (AIOCLA) and been included among the Institute’s 2018 Best Criminal Lawyers. The AIOCLA Selection Process Every year, the AIOCLA selects a small number of attorneys to become members. It is an exclusive organization and membership may only be obtained ...
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  • Brandon Henderson Selected as Nation's Top One Percent by the National Association of Distinguished Council

    One of our founding attorneys, Brandon Henderson , was recently accepted into the National Association of Distinguished Counsel (NADC), an organization dedicated to promoting the premier standards of legal excellence. The goal of the group is to objectively recognize the attorneys who raise the standards of the Bar and provide a standard for other aspiring lawyers to emulate. Fewer than 1% of ...
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  • Marijuana Hard Candy Evidence Tossed Out Due to Unjust Seizure

    An appellate court recently reaffirmed a lower court’s ruling that approximately 150 pieces of hard candy laced with marijuana could not be admitted as evidence in a drug trafficking trial out of Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The defendant, Mr. Vega, had been charged with felony drug trafficking after a Cleveland State University police officer pulled him over and seized the treats. With those candies ...
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