My Results Speak For Themselves

At the Law Office of Nic Cocis, we’ve helped countless individuals achieve positive outcomes in their case. We understand that facing a criminal charge can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re committed to providing personalized legal representation and support throughout the entire process.

Charges Reduced

Bookkeeper Arrested for Theft of $330,000 from High School. Case Resolved for Probation and Custody. Avoided Prison.

After nearly two years of negotiations with the prosecutor’s office, we successfully secured a significantly reduced sentence. Instead of a lengthy prison terms, our client received probation and one year in custody.(Click to read Press Enterprise and 10News San Diego articles about this case)

Felony Charges Reduced to Misdemeanor

In a Case Involving “Hollywood Madam” Heidi Fleiss

Despite the high-profile nature of the accuser, we successfully had all misdemeanor charges dismissed. Furthermore, we achieved a significant victory by reducing the remaining felony charge to a misdemeanor.(Click here to read Press Enterprise news article about the case)

Primary Charge Dismissed

Client Charged With Possession With Intent to Sell 2,000 lbs. (1 ton) of Marijuana. Client Plead to Misdemeanor Child Endangerment Charge, and Possession With Intent to Sell Charge was Dismissed

After lengthy court proceedings, we were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the charge of possession with intent to sell leveled against our client. Our client plead guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment and was placed on probation with work release.

Case Dismissed

10 Days of Round-the-Clock Surveillance of Client’s House Ended with SWAT Team Entering to Search for Illegal Guns.

We reviewed the search warrant and concluded that it lacked probable cause to connect our client’s home to any illegal activity. We then challenged the search warrant in court on the basis that the warrant was issued in violation of the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The DA’s Office fought to save the warrant. The judge who heard the evidence agreed with us, stating that the warrant was “woefully inadequate” and that the SWAT team should have known better than to rely on the inadequate warrant to search our client’s home. The entire case against our client was dismissed.

Charges Reduced

Client’s Vicious Akita Dog Bit a 3-Year-Old Child, Causing Major Injuries

Through our strategic legal approach, we successfully persuaded the Judge to impose a more compassionate and just sentence of probation and house arrest.(Click here to read Press Enterprise news article about the case)

Sentence Reduced

Lt. Commander Charged in Federal Court for Felony Receipt of Child Pornography

Our efforts led in an extraordinary outcome: the judge sentenced our client to just 2 years. This remarkable outcome was so unexpected that it prompted the U.S. Attorney’s Office to file an appeal.

Charges Reduced

Office Manager Accused of Grand Theft and Embezzlement Receives Probation & House Arrest

We successfully negotiated a resolution that resulted in probation and house arrest for the office manager’s new case.

Charges Dropped

Firefighter Arrested for Child Endangerment and Child Molest

Based on the specific details of the case, we were able to convince the District Attorney’s Office to reject filing criminal charges.

Sentence Reduced

Prison Sentence Shortened by Many Years for Client Facing Upwards of 30 Years in Prison after Arrest for Possession of 540 Pounds of Cocaine

Upon review of police reports and the audio and video footage of the incident, we discovered that the officers had withheld crucial information during their investigation. We challenged the constitutionality of our client’s arrest based on these findings. This legal challenge prompted the prosecutor to negotiate, resulting in a significantly reduced sentence for our client.

Sentence Reduced

Federal Bank Burglary Case Worth as Much as $6 Million

Our client received a sentence of just 3 years and 1 month in federal prison, successfully avoiding a potential 25-year incarceration.
(Click to read Los Angeles Times and CBS News articles about the case.)

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