Drug Crimes Blog | Rudenberg and Glasser, P.A.

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What Leads to a Prescription Drug Charge in Florida? Sep 21

Given common prescription practices, it’s not unusual for someone to end up with a relatively large collection of opioids and other highly scheduled prescription drugs over the course of their lifetime. However, if someone gets caught either selling or trading their ...

What Happens If the Police Find Drugs That Aren't Mine? Jan 23
Information This Blog Will Cover: When Drugs Are Found in Your Car/House Who Gets Charged If the Drugs Aren't Mine? Florida Drug Possession Penalties ...
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Is Using Drugs a Different Charge Than Selling Drugs? Jul 23
Over the past decade, drug crime penalties have increased in severity. Even at the federal level, drug laws prohibit the possession and distribution ...
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When Does Drug Possession Turn Into a Felony? Dec 28
Drug possession is an offense committed by someone who has drugs for personal use. There are serious consequences for people who possess drugs of any ...
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Statewide Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Refiled in Florida Jan 09
This week, California saw the recreational use of marijuana legalized. As more states and citizens become familiar with marijuana as a medicinal and ...
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Proposed Laws to Expand the Usage of Medical Marijuana in Florida Oct 12
Marijuana. It is a hot topic in the U.S. right now. With states like Colorado, Washington, and California continually creating new laws to allow for ...
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What Our Clients Are Saying

We go above and beyond to be there for clients to provide them with the best outcome possible.

“They Were There with Me Every Step of the Way”
Dan
“They will give you honest, truthful, realistic counsel and they will fight hard for you; as they did for me.”
Donovan
“The amount of respect and empathy Attorney Rudenberg has for his clients can not be described in words.”
C J
“Proved to be the best legal team there is! They not only helped me avoid jail time, but got my probation terminated the same day!”
Dallas B.
“Worked with me through every step of the case and got my name cleared!”
N.S.
“I Was Able to Have My Name Cleared”
Domestic Violence Client
“I don’t usually post reviews but I had to make an exception in this case. Mike and everyone at the office were beyond helpful. Went to court twice once to find out my charges the last to find out everything was dropped. I couldn’t have asked for a more pro”
G.P.
“It's nice to know that you actually cared and it didn't seem like this case was just another folder.”
John J.
“Michael jumped through hoops to give me the defense I deserved and I will always be grateful. Michael and Eric are not just Lawyers, they are friends and will look out for your best interest!”
G.W.
“A great legal team”
A. T.
“Here to help you at all costs!”
L.L.
“Provided a High Level of Support & Skill”
DUI Client
“I’ve used Mike and Eric for my cases since 2012.”
J.R
“There are no words for the love and respect I have for Mike and I wouldn't even think of using anyone else as my attorney.”
JW
“He Went Out of His Way to Go the Extra Mile”
David

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Our Victories

Domestic Violence
Outcome: Rudenberg & Glasser went to trial and were able to show during cross-examination that the alleged victim was the aggressor and that the client acted in self-defense. The jury returned a not guilty verdict almost immediately following trial.
Domestic Violence With 911 Call and Pictures
Outcome: Rudenberg & Glasser took the case to trial after fleshing out inconsistencies in the alleged victim's account. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty and the client's unblemished record was preserved.
False Arrest

Outcome: Attorney Glasser was able to show with video footage that his client did not commit the alleged offense and furthermore, the police officer who ordered his arrest was negligent in his investigation and improperly supervised.

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Probation Only Federal Conspiracy to Commit Mail & Wire Fraud

Outcome: Through compelling sentencing memorandum and passionate oral argument, Rudenberg & Glasser were able to convince the federal court judge to sentence their client to treatment for substance abuse, and no incarceration, even though the client had a lengthy criminal history and the Government was seeking prison time.
Not Guilty, Acquitted at Trial Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon

Outcome: Client was alleged to have used his vehicle to strike victim, and there was video of the incident which could have been interpreted to actually show the crime. The state was offering significant prison time before trial. By meticulous planning and strategic cross-examination to expose the motives and fabrications by the alleged victim, and an eyewitness in support of the alleged victim, Rudenberg & Glasser convinced a jury to acquit the client and avoid a mandatory long prison sentence.
$325,000 Pre-Trial Personal Injury Police Misconduct

Outcome: Rudenberg & Glasser fought long and hard to secure an unusually high $325,000 settlement for a client who was subjected to alleged excessive force by a police officer.
$250,000 Pre-Trial Personal Injury

Outcome: Client was injured by a malfunctioning door, requiring stitches and leaving a scar on client's knee. There were limited medical bills and no surgeries, but through extremely challenging and successful negotiations, Rudenberg & Glasser were able to secure a settlement of $250,000.
Felony DUI: Client was in an Accident and Left the Scene
Outcome: Rudenberg & Glasser filed a compelling motion to suppress evidence based on law enforcement's actions during the investigation. Rudenberg & Glasser were able to persuade the prosecutor prior to the motion to suppress hearing that the charge should be broken down from a felony to a misdemeanor and the client was offered probation instead of the previously sought prison sentence.
Final Injunction Hearing
Outcome: Client desperately needed to avoid a final injunction on his record. Rudenberg & Glasser defended him at the hearing and proved that the Petitioner was not in fear for her safety. The judge dismissed the injunction.
First-Degree Misdemeanor: Resisting Police Officer Without Violence
Outcome: Mr. Rudenberg presented evidence that the police officer’s version of events was not credible, and that accusations were made to justify excessive use of force by police officer. Jury returned a verdict of not guilty in less than five minutes.