Felony Solicitation Case Dismissed

Cedillo Law Firm, PLLC is proud to announce another strong result for our client. Senior Associate Attorney Stephanie Pimentel successfully obtained a dismissal in a felony solicitation case, protecting our client from the serious consequences of a felony conviction. This result reflects the firm’s continued commitment to thorough preparation, strong advocacy, and fighting for the best possible outcome in every case.

Cedillo Law Firm is proud to announce another trial-day dismissal in a DWI case 

The State claimed it could not locate a necessary witness, but our defense was ready for trial and prepared to challenge the State’s evidence through a multi-pronged motion to suppress. Lead attorney J.P. Cedillo had serious concerns about the investigation, the blood evidence, and whether the State could meet its burden. When the case was called for trial, the State dismissed the charge.

Cedillo Law Firm announces another major federal immigration victory

On June 29, 2026, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas granted our client’s habeas petition in part and ordered his release from immigration custody after finding that his continued detention violated due process.

Congratulations to senior associate attorney Stephanie Pimentel for her work on this important win. This case is another reminder that immigration detention has constitutional limits, and Cedillo Law Firm remains committed to fighting for immigrants, families, and individuals whose liberty is at stake.

Cedillo Law Firm announces a major DWI suppression win obtained through a co-counsel effort between our firm & the Law Firm of Dulce Toledo

In this case, the defense challenged whether law enforcement had probable cause to arrest our client for DWI where the evidence did not establish operation of a motor vehicle. After hearing evidence and arguments, the Court agreed with the defense and found no probable cause to arrest. Because of that ruling, the Court did not even need to reach the additional issues raised regarding the breath-test warnings and consent. This result is a powerful reminder that in a DWI case, intoxication alone is not enough — the State must prove lawful grounds for the arrest, including evidence connecting the accused to operation. Congratulations to attorneys John Paul Cedillo and Dulce Toledo for bringing home this important win.