Trial Victories
In every case we have but one goal: to provide the very best defense and representation. We have successfully represented many high-profile clients and have more actual trial and appellate experience than most other attorneys. many of these cases resulted in wins. Below are highlights of our cases successes.
NOT GUILTY in federal Mail Fraud case
United States v. Strother | Northern District of Texas District Court, Fort Worth Division
Not guilty verdicts by a jury in an 18 count indictment case of federal fraud. The case was designated "complex and voluminous litigation."
NOT GUILTY in aggravated robbery case
State of Texas v. Dustin Clark | Travis County, Texas
A not guilty verdict after a jury trial of a man charged with the 1st degree felony aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
NOT GUILTY in federal fraud case
United States v. Nevers | Southern District of Texas District Court, Houston Division
A judgment of acquittal entered by the District Court after a trial of a woman charged with federal fraud.
Practice Areas
Prepared & Knowledgeable
We are first and foremost trial attorneys. By being the best prepared and most knowledgeable advocates, we have successfully negotiated dismissals and favorable settlements in many of our cases. Of those that must go to trial, we are better positioned to win, as demonstrated by our results.
- Daniel Wannamaker
Not Guilty : DWI
Travis County, Texas
Not Guilty verdict in a DWI trial.
Jury returned a verdict in nine minutes.
NOT GUILTY in federal Bank Fraud case
United States v. Johnson | Northern District of Texas District Court, Fort Worth Division
A jury trial of a man charged with theft of mail and bank fraud ending when the judge granted a motion for judgment of acquittal by the defense at the close of the government’s case.
NOT GUILTY in jury trial
United States v. Brown | Southern District of Alabama, Mobile Division
Not guilty verdict in a jury trial of an “armed career criminal."
NOT GUILTY in federal fraud case
United States v. Jones | Southern District of Alabama, Mobile Division
A judgment of acquittal by the federal judge in a trial of a man charged with impersonating a federal agent.
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES after a hung jury
United States v. McCord | Southern District of Alabama, Mobile Division
A hung jury after a jury trial of a woman charged with federal fraud.
Testimonial
He kept us totally informed about everything. He did an excellent job in her defense and was reasonably priced. I would DEFINITELY use him again if I needed someone. Couldn't ask for a kinder person who could also do exactly what he needed to do in the courtroom.
- Jamie H
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
United States v. Evans
Charges dismissed prior to trial of an “armed career criminal."
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
State of Texas v. Adams | Travis County, Texas
Dismissal of charges of a man in a manufacturing marijuana case.
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
State of Texas v. Scott | Travis County, Texas
Dismissal of charges in a case of possession with intent to distribute marijuana, a second degree felony, and possession of a weapon.
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
State of Texas v. Tonche | Travis County, Texas
Dismissal of charges in a felony case of possession of stolen property.
Testimonial
Dan was my lawyer on a federal marijuana grow case. I would not have been able to make it through the process without him. I have never seen anyone with his knowledge of law and tenacity in the courtroom! It gave me great piece of mind to know that he was on my side, fighting for me and my rights. I do not foresee me needing another attorney, but if that day should ever come, I would not hesitate to call Dan!
- Jake
