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Attorney Scott Simmons convinces the prosecutor not to charge a doctor-husband duo in Wilton Manors for aggravated battery due to inconsistent evidence and misidentification.
A man in Wilton Manors and his husband was charged with potential aggravated battery charges and a temporary restraining order against the man. The man and his husband, both respected physicians, were drinking at a local bar in Wilton Manors. The husband went to get another drink and encountered the alleged victim. The victim aggressively shoved the husband, who defended himself proportionally. The victim claimed the husband smashed a bottle on his head, which was unsupported by video footage. The victim filed a restraining order against the man, not his husband.Process and Result:
Attorney Scott Simmons, the lead attorney, convinced the prosecutor not to file any charges against the man or his husband. The case’s inconsistent evidence and misidentification led to this successful outcome. Both clients can return to their normal lives, focusing on their medical careers and community service. This case highlights Rossen Law Firm’s dedication to helping good people when bad things happen.
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