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Maybrown Todd

Hansen Richard

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Allen Hansen Maybrown & Offenbecher P.S.

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Phone: (206) 447-9681

Address: 600 University St Ste 3020, Seattle, WA 98101

Website: http://www.ahmlawyers.com

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Child Abuse
We regularly handle cases involving allegations of domestic violence including assault, unlawful imprisonment, criminal trespass, malicious mischief, child abuse, and related offenses. We also represent clients in investigations involving Child and Adult Protective Services and related civil protection order proceedings involving domestic violence allegations.

Criminal Defense
David Allen, a member of the Washington and Massachusetts bars, is a partner at Allen, Hansen, Maybrown & Offenbecher, P.S. Allen has practiced in Washington State since his graduation from law school in 1969. He limits his practice to criminal defense, both trial and appellate practice, and representing lawyers and judges in disciplinary proceedings.
DUI/DWI
State v. Meade. Snohomish County Superior Court, May 2010. Everett Police Officer charged with murder in the second degree and manslaughter in the first degree when he shot and killed a DUI suspect who refused to cooperate and tried to run him down. Defense was self-defense. Jury returned verdicts of not guilty on all charges. See...
Traffic Violations
State v. Client (not guilty jury verdict on Unlawful Display of a Firearm; prosecution alleged that Cooper's client stopped his car abruptly on a state highway and pointed a loaded gun at occupants of a car that was allegedly tailgating; Cooper and his client maintained that the client's actions were justified because they were done in self-defense; the jury found Cooper's client not guilty of the firearm charge; Cooper's client was convicted only of Reckless Driving and received a deferred sentence)
Sex Crimes
We represent adults and juveniles under investigation and subject to prosecution for claims of sexual assault, including rape, child molestation, indecent liberties, assault with sexual motivation, and similar offenses.
Fraud
USA v. Almajose, United States District Court for WD of Washington, July 1997: Doctor charged with federal mail fraud as result of alleged scheme to cheat insurance companies after an FBI sting operation. Jury hung 10 (for acquittal) to 2, prosecution subsequently dismissed.
Robbery
State v. Client (not guilty verdicts on two counts of Robbery in the First Degree; client was accused by the prosecution of aiding and abetting a robbery in which the principal had previously pleaded guilty to committing the same robbery with a firearm; Cooper's client was found not guilty on all counts at trial)
Burglary
State v. A., King County Superior Court, April 2000: Restaurant owner was essentially facing life in prison when charged with attempted murder, burglary, several felony assaults with deadly weapons and violation of no contact order for breaking into estranged wife’s house and assaulting her new boyfriend, who unbeknownst to him turned out to be his best friend. Defense was diminished capacity in that he was in a blackout due to severe insulin shock. Acquitted by jury on all charges except for one count of felony assault (lesser degree, without a deadly weapon finding) and lesser charge of misdemeanor trespass, and he received a six month work release sentence and probation.
White Collar Crimes
Cooper Offenbecher is a partner in the firm. Cooper represents clients in criminal investigations and prosecutions in state and federal court, including white collar crimes, violent offenses, and the broad spectrum of other serious criminal offenses. His practice includes investigative, trial, appellate, and post-conviction proceedings.
Theft
Misdemeanors
State v. Client (not guilty jury verdict on felony Assault in the Second Degree - Domestic Violence, which the State had charged alternatively as both allegations of strangulation and substantial bodily harm due to an alleged concussion; not guilty jury verdict on felony Unlawful Imprisonment - Domestic Violence; not guilty jury verdict on Interfering with Domestic Violence Reporting; client found guilty only of lesser gross misdemeanor offense of Assault in the Fourth Degree Domestic Violence and received a sentence of community service; Cooper presented evidence that his client acted in self-defense and through cross-examination undermined the State's evidence - which included an both an expert witness on strangulation, and also an emergency room doctor - regarding the claims of strangulation and concussion)
Embezzlement
We represent corporations and individuals – including executives, principals, and other high net-worth targets and subjects – facing governmental investigation and prosecution in federal and state jurisdictions for wire fraud, bank fraud, insider trading, money laundering and currency offenses, intellectual espionage, bankruptcy fraud, embezzlement, theft, forgery, computer crimes, and other related white collar criminal offenses. We also provide counsel to persons and entities in receipt of grand jury subpoenas, subject to law enforcement interview requests, and those involved in civil proceedings with potential criminal exposure.
Drug Crimes
We represent defendants in state and federal investigations and prosecutions for drug trafficking offenses, including allegations of involvement in complex and large-scale drug conspiracies. We also handle related civil forfeiture proceedings in which the government has seized cash, real property, vehicles, and other personal property.
Assault
City of Kent v. Client (not guilty jury verdict on Violation of an Anti-Harassment Court Order criminal charge; Cooper's client was accused of a crime for attending a school event in violation of a court order directing him to remain a certain distance away from a faculty member; Cooper's defense raised questions about the interpretation of the order and whether his client even knew that the faculty member was at the event; jury reached a not guilty verdict after approximately 25 minutes of deliberations)
Murder
Federal District Court granted habeas corpus petition; Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld reversal, where mitigating evidence was improperly excluded in penalty phase of aggravated murder trial
Homicide
No charges filed (18-year-old investigated for Vehicular Homicide and Vehicular Assault for automobile/pedestrian accident after all night high school graduation party that left one jogger dead and another jogger paralyzed from neck down; toxicology results revealed no drugs or alcohol; the investigation centered on alleged drowsy driving; following a meeting with Cooper and an exhaustive analysis of the evidence, applicable law, and cases from other jurisdictions, the elected county prosecutor concluded that there was insufficient evidence to establish that Cooper's client was actually aware of his level of fatigue, and that he consciously chose to disregard the safety of others; prosecutor declined to file criminal charges)
Forgery
Money Laundering
Manslaughter
Manslaughter charge dismissed against construction manager related to site death of worker; Court grants motion to dismiss based on lack of proximate cause and presence of intervening causes
Hit and Run
City of Seattle v. Client (Superior Court reversed convictions for Hit and Run and Assault, finding that the prosecution had improperly commented on the client's Fifth Amendment constitutional rights during a previous trial where the client had been represented by a different attorney)

Personal Injury
Mr. Hansen received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University in philosophy and economics, and graduated with Honors in 1970. He attended the University of Washington School of Law from 1971-74 and served on the Law Review. He earned his Juris Doctorate degree in 1974 and was admitted to the Washington Bar later that year. From 1974-76, Mr. Hansen clerked for United States District Court Judge Marshall A. Neill in the Eastern District of Washington. Following his clerkship, he joined the Seattle Public Defender in 1976 where he and his partner David Allen established the first Appellate Division. He then spent two years in the felony unit trying cases, and joined Mr. Allen in private practice in 1979. In the 30 years they have been working together, Allen, Hansen & Maybrown have limited their practice to the defense of state and federal criminal charges, both at trial and on appeal. They have also successfully represented plaintiffs in civil rights litigation involving police misconduct, and in major personal injury litigation.

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