$54,000.00 JURY VERDICT FOR CONSUMER IN CONSTRUCTION CASE

Mr. Nye successfully tried a case in which the contractor had wrongfully performed construction services. It cost the client $54,000.00 to repair the substandard work, and he obtained that verdict from a jury after trial. The highlight of the trial was Mr. Nye's closing argument, in which he wore an Elmer Fudd hat to illustrate to the jury the incompetence of the construction crew. Additionally, the jury found Mr. Nye's damages expert very believable. Mr. Nye obtained the expert, who had never testified at a trial, but whose credentials were impeccable and integrity and opinion unassailable by the opposing attorney.

$17,000.00 JURY VERDICT FOR TRESPASS CASE

Mr. Nye's client was a hardworking wage earner who happened to have an attorney as a neighbor. The attorney put up a fence, encroaching upon Mr. Nye's client's property, and proceeded to claim right to his client's property. Against one of the most famous trial lawyers in the State of Michigan, Mr. Nye won a jury verdict of $17,000.00 for his client on one trespass claim and defeating seven counterclaims by the attorney-plaintiff.

FIRST DEGREE CSC CASE DISMISSED ON MOTION

Mr. Nye's client was wrongfully accused by his step-daughter of illegal sexual contact. Mr. Nye filed a motion to dismiss the case on very specific, technical and controlling legal ground. The case was dismissed. Mr. Nye's client was free.

FELONY FRAUD CLAIMS DISMISSED

Mr. Nye's client was charged with felony criminal fraud for transactions related to a business enterprise. It became apparent to Mr. Nye that neither the prosecutor nor the police had actually read the materials on which they based the criminal charges. After 50 minutes at the preliminary examination with the court upholding almost every objection by Mr. Nye, the prosecutor requested an adjournment, and ultimately dismissed the case without further proceedings.

NOT GUILTY VERDICT ON RESISTING AND OBSTRUCTING

Mr. Nye's client was a severe diabetic. During a sugar crash, she drove her car into a guard rail and off the road. When the police responded and did not notice a passerby. The police appeared, and being absolutely ignorant of the effects of diabetes, proceeded to treat Mr. Nye's client's resistance as an intentional act, as opposed to a severe diabetic reaction. She put a slapping, mouthy struggle, and the police arrested her for resisting and obstructing. That is a felony offense. In point of fact, the police provided her with a sugar test at the police station, and at trial Mr. Nye obtained expert testimony from a medical doctor that his client's medical condition from the diabetes caused her irrational behavior. Despite providing medical evidence to the prosecutor prior to trial, the prosecutor continued to prosecute the unfortunate, diabetic lady. At trial, Mr. Nye convinced the jury that the cause for her strange behavior and resistence to the police was a direct result of her diabetic crash, and the police should have treated her with compassion rather than arresting her as a common criminal. It should be noted that Mr. Nye's client was in her mid-50's, had never had a criminal record, and worked at a party store. Mr. Nye did this case pro bono, that is without any charge whatsoever, and rightfully defended the freedom of this poor, unfortunate, diabetic lady. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, and his client walked free.

NOT GUILTY DRUNK DRIVING

Mr. Nye's client was a "down stater" who was up north in Crawford County for the weekend. An overviligent DNR officer decided to track and follow Mr. Nye's client through the woods in his vehicle. Ultimately, his client was wrongfully arrested for drunk driving and open intoxication. The jury returned a verdict against the DNR and their charge of drunk driving.

$20,000.00 JURY VERDICT FOR WIFE BEATING VICTIM

Mr Nye's client was a divorce client who had been assaulted by her ex-husband. At trial, with the compelling testimony of his client, and the brutal cross-examination of the defendant, Mr. Nye was able to convince the jury to award $20,000.00 to his client for the assaults and damages she suffered as a result of the battery by her husband.

$20,000.00 MORTGAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR WRONGFUL MORTGAGE SERVICING

Mr. Nye's client was a working class lady who dealt with one of the worst mortgage companies in the industry. They wrongfully screwed her out of thousands of her hard-earned dollars which she made to them in payments. Mr. Nye threw her into a bankruptcy and sued the mortgage companies twice to save this lady $20,000.00 of wrongful and corrupt fees charged by the mortgage company. The settlement agreement and orders were enforced by the bankruptcy court.

FIRST DEGREE CSC CASE DISMISSED AFTER PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION

Mr. Nye's client was wrongfully accused of improper sexual contact with a neighbor girl. At the prelimination after exhaustive preparation by Mr. Nye, he was effective in illustrating to the prosecutor that the allegations could not have possibly occurred as alleged. After the preliminary examination, the prosecutor dismissed the case for lack of evidence sufficient for trial.

$10,000.00 MORTGAGE ADJUSTMENT

Mr. Nye's client was a hard-working person at a retail store. His mortgage company screwed him over by misappropriating payments and then making representations which resulted in him being $10,000.00 in the hole on his mortgage. Mr. Nye put his client in bankruptcy and sued the mortgage company to reach a resolution to reinstate the mortgage in the proper amount with a $10,000.00 credit.

OVERZEALOUS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR DEFEATED AT TRIAL

Mr. Nye's client operated a non-conforming use business, which was a permitted use because it was a "grand-fathered" exception to the zoning ordinance. Nevertheless, a local official attempted to abuse his or her position and shut down Mr. Nye's client's business. At trial, Mr. Nye obtained a court order permitting his client to continue the operation of his business.

DEBT SETTLEMENT CROOKS

Mr. Nye routinely sues debt settlement companies for fraud his against his clients. To date, he has recovered over $100,000.00 in monies for his bankruptcy clients for frauds committed by the debt settlement thieves.