n a case in the Southern District of Texas, we secured another federal habeas victory requiring a prompt bond hearing—despite the government’s reliance on Buenrostro-Mendez v. Bondi. Our client is a longtime resident with no criminal history, a mother of six, and caregiver to U.S. citizen children with serious health conditions. The federal court ordered the government to justify her continued detention at a bond hearing—or release her.

Secured a strong result for our client after a three-car collision caused by a driver who ran a red light in downtown Houston. Despite multiple vehicles and competing claims, we pushed the case forward and recovered just shy of the at-fault driver’s policy limits—helping our client move forward with meaningful compensation after a serious crash.

Another fantastic win for our client. Judge granted the client's immediate release, not just a bond hearing, finding that our client's constitutional rights were injured so greviously, the only proper remedy was release. Now he can be with his family and in the free world while we fight his removal case. 

We won a writ of Habeas Corpus in state court after showing that our client was never properly advised about the immigration consequences of his marijuana case. The judge agreed, erased the conviction, and allowed the case to start over with all of our client’s rights fully protected.