Case Results

Posted: November 10, 2021 in

After trying to navigate traffic court alone, a man who had been found guilty of running a stop sign, reckless driving, and improper approach of an intersection decided to hire Attorney Fienman. Mr. Fienman filed an appeal, which prevented his…

Posted: November 3, 2021 in

Attorney Fienman recently assisted a client with an outstanding bench warrant and two probation violations. Prior to reaching out, the defendant had spent four months in jail for the two probation violations — one from Montgomery County and one from…

Posted: October 27, 2021 in

A man with an out-of-state driver’s license was charged with driving five miles per hour over the speed limit. While the penalty in Pennsylvania would have been minimal, his home state would have assessed license points. The man sought legal…

Posted: October 20, 2021 in

An area college student was accused of rape after having intercourse with a classmate. Because the issue involved a college campus, it was a Title IX matter. The student tapped Mr. Fienman early in his case, and this early involvement…

Posted: October 16, 2021 in

On behalf of his client, Attorney Fienman appealed a case in which his client had pleaded guilty to driving 20 miles per hour over the speed limit in a residential district. With his extensive background in traffic court, the appeal…

Posted: October 6, 2021 in

A juvenile who was likely going to face a serious charge as the target of an investigation avoided the formal court proceedings and received community-based treatment. The adolescent was accused of making terroristic threats to other children at a park…

Posted: September 29, 2021 in

A New Jersey auto dealership accused of allowing an unlicensed driver to operate their vehicle saw its case dismissed after partnering with Attorney Fienman. Police pulled over a car the auto dealership owned, and the driver was allegedly not licensed….

Posted: September 22, 2021 in

A man from Havertown was facing multiple charges after he allegedly became drunk and went to the wrong house. Believing he was going to his uncle’s house, the uncle’s neighbor said he saw the accused trying to open his truck…

Posted: September 15, 2021 in

A man was recently accused of shoplifting from Home Depot for allegedly not scanning some items at the self-checkout. This retail theft charge caused the self-employed government contractor to lose jobs while the case was pending. Fortunately, attorney Fienman defended…