Noteworthy Cases
How others in the legal community, our colleagues and peers, view the work we do is an important measure of its quality. But even more important is how our clients feel about our representation. Over the years we have been fortunate to earn a reputation for hard work, preparation, and fighting for our clients, and to be publicly recognized for these qualities which we care so deeply about. To see what other lawyers and clients have said about us in the media, see the links below.

Lovers and Madmen is the story of Julienne Busic an American charged with her husband and 3 other Croatian nationalists with the hijacking of an airplane. Mrs. Busic was represented by David Rudolf.

Read an excerpt from Lovers and Madmen.

Mr. Jones was infamous as a convicted jewel thief who escaped from more federal prisons than any inmate in the history of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, earning himself the nickname "Hacksaw." Mr. Jones was represented on a successful post conviction petition by David Rudolf.

Read an excerpt from Hacksaw.

North Carolina v. PHE, Inc. involved the prosecution of a mail order distributor of sexually explicit materials represented by David Rudolf.

Read an excerpt from The Government vs. Erotica.

Heist is the account of an unlikely crime destined to be remembered less for its sophistication than for its colorful cast of true-life characters. The theft has been featured on ABC's 20/20, America's Most Wanted, and the Today show and was the subject of the Discovery Channel's Unperfect Crime.

Read an excerpt from Heist, The $17 Million Loomis Fargo Theft.

Lightning Out of Lebanaon reveals how, starting in 1992, a cunning and deadly Hezbollah terrorist named Mohammed Youssef Hammoud operated a cell in Charlotte, North Carolina, under the radar of American intelligence. The story of how FBI special agent Rick Schwein captured him in 2002 is a brilliantly researched and written account.

Read an excerpt from Lightning Out of Lebanon.

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$1.8 Million Settlement in Investment Management Loss