A Few of Our Latest Case Results
At Blizzard and Zimmerman Attorneys, our unwavering commitment to justice is exemplified not just by our words, but through measurable results. We take pride in our proven track record that showcases a history rich with trial and appellate triumphs in both state and federal courts. Please note that each case is unique. Past results do not guarantee or predict the outcome of any individual case.
RESULTS: Successful Real Estate Resolution Through Adverse Possession
Our client approached attorney Matt Zimmerman after facing a significant hurdle in the process of selling his ranchland property – multiple “clouds on title” that traditional title services couldn’t resolve.
RESULTS: Successful Suppression of Evidence Leads to Dismissal in Juvenile Criminal Case
The family of a juvenile client came to us after he was arrested at school, transported to the county sheriff’s office, questioned without his guardians, and locked up at the detention center based on an allegation of Sexual Assault.
RESULTS: Appeal: PDR Granted, Several Convictions Vacated
Texas Court of Appeals recognizes the ineffectiveness of clien’s original criminal defense Trial Counsel for not objecting during his trial, leading to two of our client’s convictions being tossed.
RESULTS: Felony Stalking and Motion to Revoke Probation Dismissed
In a complex legal battle, our client was wrongfully charged with felony stalking. The accusation came from a political figure, alleging that her neighbor – our client – was stalking her. This serious charge also led to a motion to revoke the client’s probation
RESULTS: Reducing a Felony DWI to a Misdemeanor and Probation
Successfully reduced a client’s felony DWI charge to a misdemeanor, resulting in a one-year probation sentence with no jail time. The client, facing a third DWI charge, was initially at risk of severe penalties due to two prior convictions.
Client was charged with the murder of a co-worker at a local construction site Client was accused of having shot the co-worker in the back of the head randomly without reason while at work.