Case Results

Attorney Thomarios represented a juvenile (who became an adult during the pendency for the case) charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the killing of their step-father. After three years of representation the Attorney Thomarios was able to keep the Client in Juvenile Court and they only served two months in detention before being released on their twenty-first birthday.

A.B. was twenty years old and charged with their second OVI/refusal offense and possession of marijuana. Attorney Thomarios was able to keep A.B. out of jail on their probation violation in Ravenna, the site of the first case, and filed a motion to suppress related to the Ohio State Troopers improperly administering the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. The Prosecutor eventually offered one count of reckless operation, with a minimal fine, no jail, and an immediate end to the license suspension, which the Client accepted.

Attorney Thomarios represented a corporate client that had been sued in relation to an auto accident. After a few pre-trials and discussions with Plaintiff’s Counsel, Attorney Thomarios’ Client was DISMISSED from the suit before intense discovery was started.

Attorney Thomarios’ Client was a 4.0 student in their Senior Year at a University. Seven months after Doe broke off a long term relationship, Doe’s ex-partner made allegations against Doe which included alleged violations of the school’s Sexual Conduct Policy. Although Doe had never had a disciplinary issue of any variety, and was one of the most prominent students at the institution, after the internal hearing procedure, Doe was issued a one year suspension. Attorney Thomarios filed an action in Federal Court claiming numerous Title IX violations committed by the University against his Client. The matter came to a very rapid resolution which allowed Doe to reenter school and complete their degree in time to accept admission to one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world for graduate school

Client was involved in a theft spree which could have led to felony charges. Attorney Thomarios got involved and convinced the lead detective to just charge A.T. with one misdemeanor, which then allowed them to enter into the local diversionary program. Thereafter, A.T. successfully completed the program, never received a conviction of any kind, and was able to keep their job in the medical field.

Client was charged with conspiracy and trafficking in a large amount of heroin and other narcotics. Attorney Thomarios was retained by the Client’s family after the lines of communication with current counsel had broken down. Attorney Thomarios was able to reestablish trust in the attorney client relationship, and ultimately R.C. received much less time than they were originally slated to serve.

M.J. had never been in trouble before in life and accidentally forgot that they had a completely legal, loaded firearm on their person when taking their child to the movie. After a complete admission of their misdoing to the police, M.J. contacted Attorney Thomarios who was able to convince the prosecution from charging his Client with a felony, which would have ruined their current career in the medical field and negated any chance of ever gaining admission to medical school.

R.C. was a Client in a pending matter in the Northern District of Ohio and G.N. was their spouse. The State of Ohio charged them both with Contributing to the Unruliness of a Child by Failure to Send their Children to School. After extensive conversations with the prosecution, Attorney Thomarios had both charges against both Clients DISMISSED.

Another Client was under investigation on allegations of rape. Again, soon after being contacted by law enforcement, N.W. called Attorney Thomarios and after numerous meetings and careful contemplation, the Client was never charged and thankfully continued his untarnished life and career.