Strategic defense when everything is on the line
Most cases are decided long before a jury hears a word. We represent people facing federal investigations, grand jury subpoenas, and serious Illinois prosecutions, when the real damage can be to your reputation, career, and financial life. We move early and we stay disciplined. We get control of the facts, test the government’s theory, and build the defense as if the case is going to trial. If there’s a smart way to resolve it without blowing up your future, we pursue it. If not, we prepare to fight.
Schedule a Confidential ConsultationRecent Case ResultUnited States v. SC
SC, an accountant for a major developer was charged with defrauding the City of St. Louis by lying about using minority-owned subcontractor to gain tax benefits for several projects. After significant research and the filing of two motions to dismiss, the government moved to dismiss the charges against all three charged individuals.
Recent Case ResultUnited States v. DM
DM, superstar musician R. Kelly’s former business manager was accused of conspiring to rig R. Kelly’s 2008 Cook County trial that resulted in an acquittal. After a nearly 5-week federal jury trial, DM was rightfully acquitted of all counts.
Recent Case ResultUnited States v. OD
OD, an investigator, was charged with allegedly participating in a conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 10 kilograms of cocaine with several major drug traffickers out of California. After a week-and-a-half long jury trial, OD was found Not Guilty on all counts.
“Vadim Glozman is a brilliant and very intelligent attorney. I really appreciate how hard he works for his clients. If there's ever a need for legal representation. I wouldn't call anyone else to represent me. You will be in good hands with Vadim. I was and he worked a miracle for me, I'm free because of him.”- Denia Love
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