Attorney Lindsey M. Nemanich represented the father of a 3 year old boy who was in a custody battle with his ex-wife, a stewardess. The ex-wife had refused to provide her new address or the location of the daycare the son was attending. Gradoni & Associates Gets Involved When our client ended a visitation period […]
HIGHEST VALUE PROPERTY RECOVERY IN HISTORY OF GRADONI & ASSOCIATES Our firm was contacted by a Texas City Detective who advised that his uncle worked for a company that built engines used in chemical plants to verify the content and amount of product being delivered to the facility. Our client built the specialized equipment, which […]
Houston Attorney Kelly Case was in the middle of a Trial in Galveston County, which was abruptly dismissed after a witness located by Investigator, George Wellmaker, spoke to the Prosecutor, giving information that caused the case to be dismissed. RESULT BASED ON INVESTIGATION: Case Dismissed Return to the April 2011 Investigator’s Newsletter Dismissal Mid-Trial in […]
Attorney Dena Fisher represented an individual charged in Galveston County with Injury to a Child. Gradoni Investigations Pursue Case Benito Segura interviewed a number of the individuals associated with the case, who all expressed their unwillingness to cooperate with the State in regards to the prosecution. Dena Fisher wrote us in an email, “After driving […]
Attorney Robert Loper represented an insurance agency owner who was involved in a verbal traffic incident with a Reserve Police Officer from a small town in Galveston County. When our Defendant parked his car, the Reserve Officer dressed in hospital scrubs, ran up to the Defendant, and tried to handcuff him. The Defendant resisted. Gradoni & […]
Attorney Robert Fickman represented a teacher in Galveston County charged with physically assaulting one of his students. Investigators developed information that established the student was less than reliable and had a propensity for being the aggressor in many incidents. The case was subsequently dismissed when this information was presented to the prosecutor. An Effective Houston […]
