While we are proud of the work we have performed on high profile cases, our focus is to remains on achieving the best possible outcomes for each and every one of our clients, whether they are in the public eye or not
Homicide Trial Victory
Attorney Jae Lee won a hard fought trial victory in a homicide trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court. He won an acquittal (not-guilty verdict) on the top count, sparing his client from a potential 15 year prison sentence. This case was covered by several media outlets.
US Citizenship with Criminal History
Attorney Jae Lee secures US citizenship for a client with an extensive criminal history
Civil Rights Case
Attorney Jae Lee represents the family of Victoria Lee, who was tragically killed in a police involved shooting in Fort Lee, New Jersey. This is a high profile case receiving international press coverage.
Victim Advocacy
Attorney Jae Lee represents the first victim to come forward to report Zhi Alan Cheng, a doctor who was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting numerous patients and other victims. This case received international press coverage.
Trial Victory
Attorney Jae Lee won a defense verdict in a civil trial on allegations of sexual harassment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, based on allegations brought against his client by his former intern. This case was covered by several media outlets.
Deportation Case Victory
Attorney Jae Lee wins challenging deportation case (waiver of inadmissibility) for client with two felony arrests on his record. The client was released from ICE detention following the victory.
Federal Case Win
Attorney Jae Lee secures a non-prison sentence for a client in a multi-million dollar federal tax evasion case in the Southern District of New York
High Profile Conspiracy Case
Attorney Jae Lee represents the main defendants in high profile “Superbowl Prostitution/Drug Ring” conspiracy case. This case was covered by national news media.
Trial Win in Fire Case
Jae Lee wins full acquittal (not guilty verdict) in “Hurricane Sandy restaurant fire” case. This case was covered by news media.