Wisconsin Law Firm: Criminal Defense
Wisconsin Bicycle Accident Case
Ends in Hung Jury Eisenberg Law firm represented a Wisconsin traffic homicide case involving a car and bicycle collision. After 12 hours of deliberation, the jury could not reach a verdict. The prosecution considers a retrial. Read more...
Not Guilty Verdict in Two Wisconsin
Sexual Assault Cases
A Rock County jury found a man not guilty of sexually assaulting his girlfriend after three hours of deliberation. Mark Eisenberg challenged the credibility of the complaining witness. Shortly thereafter, Rock County again charged the man with a second sexual assault in a bar. This time the jury was out less than an hour and found him not guilty. The attorneys at Eisenberg Law Offices have worked on a variety of cases involving sexual assault, child sexual assault, rape, and others. If you have been accused of sexual assault in the state of Wisconsin, contact the attorneys of Eisenberg Law Offices.
Jury Acquits Man of Negligent Homicide
in Fatal Crash
A Dane County jury acquitted a Daileyville man of negligent homicide for a fatal crash. The State argued that the defendant was criminally negligent in failing to stop at a stop sign. Steve Eisenberg successfully argued to the jury that his client’s behavior was merely accidental and not criminal. Eisenberg Law Offices has never lost a negligent homicide trial. If you or someone you know has been accused of negligent homicide in Wisconsin, contact the attorneys at Eisenberg Law. Read more...
Portage Man Acquitted of
Child Sex Assault Charges
Eisenberg Law defended a Portage, Wisconsin man who was charged with sexually assaulting a 4-year old child. Steve Eisenberg argued that the incident never occurred and that the child had been exposed to sexual materials in his own home and the defendant was found not guilty. Some of Wisconsin’s best sexual assault attorneys can be found at Eisenberg Law Offices. If you are facing Wisconsin sexual assault or child sexual assault charges, speak to an attorney at Eisenberg Law about your case. Read more...
Wisconsin Drug Case Results in
Dropped Charges
Charges against a couple accused of running a drug operation out of a day care facility were dropped by a circuit court judge after Steve Eisenberg convinced the judge that the Sheriff’s Department had fabricated evidence to obtain a warrant to search the home. Being convicted of a drug crime or offense can have serious consequences. If you have been accused of a Wisconsin drug crime, make sure that your rights stay protected and hire an experienced drug crime attorney from Eisenberg Law Firm. Read more...
Not Guilty Verdict in
Wisconsin Bar Shooting Case
A Dane County jury found a man innocent of firing 10 gunshots into a State Street tavern. Mark Eisenberg questioned the reliability of the prosecution’s witnesses as well as the reliability of the gunshot residue evidence in closing arguments. The jury found his client not guilty despite the fact that there were numerous eyewitnesses. Read more...
Dane County Jury Finds Man Not Guilty of Molesting his Daughter
Steve Eisenberg convinced a Dane County jury to find a Brooklyn man not quilty following a jury trial on charges that the man sexually assaulted his 6-year-old daughter. The man was in the middle of a custody battle with the child’s mother when the allegations surfaced.
Madison Man Found Not Guilty of
Second Degree Reckless Homicide
Mark Eisenberg obtained a jury verdict of not guilty in a case where a man was charged with second degree reckless homicide resulting from a bar fight. Mark convinced the jury that his client was acting in self defense and had only thrown one punch, which resulted in the death.
Not Guilty on Second Offense Drunk Driving
Mark Eisenberg won a jury trial in a case charging his client, who had a breath alcohol concentration of 0.18, with second offense drunk driving. The defense was that he was not over the legal limit at the time he drove.
Man Acquitted of Federal Drug Charges
A federal jury found a Madison man not guilty of delivering cocaine despite the fact that five alleged accomplices testified for the government that the defendant had delivered cocaine. Mark Eisenberg convinced the jury that all five of these witnesses were lying in order to receive benefits from the government on their own charges.
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