Jim Amberg wins an epic heroin trafficking case in Oakland County

Jim Amberg obtains a not guilty in a serious assault case

Jim Amberg secures a not guilty verdict in a Livingston County rape case

Jim Amberg recently obtained a not guilty verdict in a Livingston County drunk driving felony case

Jim Amberg’s pit bull actions and his brave filing of his complaint against Hazel Park Judge Charles Goedert has resulted in Goedert resigning from office

In one of the most complex cases to have been tried in the Eastern District of Michigan, Jim Amberg secures a not guilty of the most serious charges in a RICO case

After three long year of litigation, Jim Amberg and his legal team have won a landmark decision in the Michigan Supreme Court regarding the rights of citizens to obtain materials in possession of the police. The case itself started when Jim filed a Freedom of Information Act request for a client in a criminal case that involved his client and the cops fighting each other in a Tim Horton's donut shop. Because discovery is not permitted in misdemeanor cases in Michigan, Jim's only avenue to obtain the police report and any other information was through the Freedom of Information Act, commonly known as FOIA.

After a long legal battle in which Jim Amberg's client was accused of stabbing another individual, the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office dismissed the case on the date of the trial.

The Michigan Court of Appeals overturns a conviction in a felony drunk driving case, where Jim Amberg was then able to secure dismissal of the charges

Jim Amberg secures a not guilty in a very serious drunk driving trial in Oakland County