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Real results. Proven winners.

Not Guilty Verdict: First Degree Intentional Homicide

State of Wisconsin v. Erik Sackett, a nationally-televised two week jury trial resulting in a total acquittal of our client.

Not Guilty Verdict: Reckless Homicide

State of Wisconsin v. Lori Phillips, a nationally televised trial on Court TV saw our client acquitted of all charges.

Not Guilty Verdict: First Degree Intentional Homicide

State of Wisconsin v. Mitrel Anderson, a high-profile self-defense trial in which Attorney Zachar's client was found not guilty of all charges.

Not Guilty Verdict: First Degree Sexual Assault of a Child

Our client was acquitted of multiple counts carrying up to life imprisonment after successfully presenting a defense that he had falsely confessed.

Not Guilty Verdict: Sexual Assault of a Child

Our client was acquitted of all counts of child sexual assault after the allegations were contested at trial.

Not Guilty Verdict: Sexual Assault of an Intoxicated Person

Following a multi-day trial in La Crosse, our client was found not guilty of felony charges alleging sexual assault of a person too impaired to consent.

Not Guilty Verdict: First Degree Sexual Assault with 25-Year Mandatory Minimum

Following a highly-publicized trial focusing on the integrity of the State's DNA evidence, our client was found not guilty of all charges.

Not Guilty Verdict: Sexual Assault and Child Enticement

A licensed professional was found not guilty of multiple felony charges after a weeklong trial.

Not Guilty Verdict: Child Enticement

Our client was accused of multiple felonies including child enticement and was found not guilty of all counts.

Not Guilty Verdict: Attempted Homicide

Following a weeklong jury trial our client, a mother accused of tring to kill her husband, was acquitted of multiple felony counts, including Attempted First Degree Intentional Homicide.

Not Guilty Verdict: Homicide by Drug Delivery

Following a weeklong jury trial, our client was found not guilty of homicide by drug delivery, the first acquittal under this statute in Wisconsin.

Not Guilty Verdict: Child Abuse

Our client was acquitted of all counts after it was alleged that she had abused a child.

Not Guilty Verdict: Felony OWI

In one of our many acquittals for Operating While Intoxicated, our client was found not guilty of a charge carrying mandatory prison even after he was found passed out behind the wheel of a running vehicle.

Not Guilty Verdict: Possession of Narcotics with Intent to Distribute

Our client was arrested with tens of thousands of dollars worth of narcotics and was found not guilty of all charges.

Not Guilty Verdict: Homicide by Intoxicated Driver

Our client was accused of killing another person while driving under the influence, but was acquitted after a weeklong jury trial.

Suppression Win: Drugs thrown out and case dismissed

In one of our many suppression wins, a judge threw out an estimated $200,000 of cocaine following an illegal traffic stop.

Suppression Win: Child Pornography thrown out and case dismissed

Following a complex challenge to a faulty search warrant, a judge threw out evidence of child pornography that otherwise carried mandatory time in prison and all charges were dismissed.

Habeas Win: Revocation Dismissed and Client Released

Our client successfully sued the Department of Corrections in a Habeas Corpus action and instead of going to prison for years all charges were dismissed and he walked free.

Client Pardoned

After we prepared a thorough application, our client was pardoned of serious felony convictions, allowing him to gun hunt and travel internationally again. This is one of our many successful pardon applications.

Certiorari Win: Revocation Reversed

In one of his several certiorari wins, Attorney Zachar convinced a circuit court judge to overturn the decision of an administrative law judge revoking a client and sending him to prison for several years.

Revocation Win

In one of many cases, our attorneys represented a client accused of new serious violent crimes at revocation, proving that the allegations were weak and saving the client decades in prison.

Not Guilty Verdict: Burglary

Our client who was facing decades behind bars was acquitted of burglary and numerous other offenses at trial.

Charges Dismissed: Misconduct in Office

All charges were dismissed against a public official after Attorney Zachar challenged the constitutionality of the prosecution.

Charges Dismissed against Healthcare Provider

A healthcare provider was charged with numerous offenses for alleged misconduct in her role as a provider and all charges were dismissed when Attorney Zachar showed no crime had been committed.

Not Guilty Verdict: Domestic Allegations

Our client was acquitted of all charges after he was accused of domestic offenses against his spouse.

Not Guilty Verdict: OWI

Our client was found not guilty of a criminal OWI despite being the only person in a crashed vehicle with a high blood alcohol concentration.

Not Guilty Verdict: Theft and Criminal Damage to Property

Our client was acquitted of all charges stemming from a business dispute that was charged criminally.

Not Guilty Verdict: Sexual Assault with Multiple Accusers

Our client was acquitted of all counts following a weeklong trial that includes accusations from multiple accusers.

Charges Dismissed: Teacher accused of misconduct

All charges were dismissed against an educator who was accused of misconduct by a student after a thorough defense investigation exonerated our client.

Charges Against Business Owner Dismissed

A business owner was accused of serious financial crimes, but all charges were dismissed when Attorney Zachar challenged the prosecution.

Statements thrown out, life sentence avoided

A client was facing a mandatory life sentence based on his confession to a crime but after Attorney Zachar challenged it the statement was thrown out and the client was released in less than ten years.

Not Guilty Verdict: Road Rage Allegation

A client accused of threatening another driver and damaging his vehicle was found not guilty at trial.

Revocation Win: Client Accused of Homicide

In a very rare win, an Administrative Law Judge agreed that there wasn't enough evidence to revoke probation even though the client was accused of homicide.

Bank Robbery Confession Thrown Out & Sentence Reduced

We challenged a confession to a bank robbery and a judge threw it out, as a result the client's sentence was dramatically reduced.

Field Sobriety Tests Challenged and OWI thrown out

Attorney Thomas Rhodes challenged an illegal arrest after faulty field sobriety tests and an OWI with mandatory jail time and loss of license was dismissed.

Large Quantity of Cocaine Suppressed

We challenged a 'knock and talk' entry to a house that resulted in the seizure of tens of thousands of dollars of cocaine an the judge agreed the entry had been illegal and dismissed the case.

Juvenile Delinquency Acquittal

Our juvenile client was charged with serious drug offenses and was found not guilty following a juvenile delinquency trial.

Reverse Waiver: Juvenile Homicide

In a very rare win, Attorney Meredith Davis secured a reverse waiver in a homicide prosecution, ensuring a juvenile client would not face adult prosecution.

Charges Dismissed Against Active Military Client

Our client was an active-duty soldier whose career was put in jeopardy by serious charges, but all charges were dismissed after a successful motion.

Large Drug Seizure Suppressed & Charges Dismissed

Following a successful challenge to a traffic stop, more than two kilos of cocaine were suppressed and all charges were dismissed.

Huge Pot Seizure Suppressed and Charges Dismissed

Attorney Zachar challenged the seizure of a marijuana authorities estimated to be valued at more than half a million dollars and all evidence was suppressed.

Felony OWI with Lifetime Revocation Dismissed

After challenging an illegal traffic stop and showing that the arresting officers had lied about grounds to stop a driver, a felony OWI with mandatory prison and lifetime revocation was dismissed.
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