Pat McDonough and Trinity Hundredmark of Andersen, Tate & Carr, P.C. filed motions on behalf of their client, Kevin Kenerly, on May 14, 2012. We want to reassert our position: Kevin Kenerly is innocent. Every document we have reviewed and each witness we have interviewed confirms this. Nonetheless, we must continue to fight this prosecution [...]
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ATC Lawyers Continue to Fight for Kevin Kenerly
Kenerly Wins Appeal Leave a comment
On September 14, 2009, the Gwinnett County District Attorney, Danny Porter, requested that a special purpose grand jury be impaneled to investigate “[t]he acquisition of real property by the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners.” On September 23, 2009, the Chief Judge of the Gwinnett County Superior Court entered an Order impaneling a special purpose [...]
Pat McDonough Earns DUI-Related Certification
Congratulations to our own Pat McDonough, who became certified in DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing using the NHTSA curriculum in early 2011. This certification adds to the depth and breadth of knowledge that can be put to work for our clients in DUI cases.
Andersen, Tate & Carr to defend Gwinnett County Commissioner Kevin Kenerly on bribery indictment Leave a comment
Earlier today, Pat McDonough and Trinity Hundredmark, attorneys for Gwinnett County Commissioner Kevin Kenerly, notified Governor Sonny Perdue of Kenerly’s decision to voluntarily suspend himself from office, effective immediately. “Though Commissioner Kenerly’s first instinct was to continue to work to represent the citizens of District 4 until the end of his term, Kevin came to [...]
DUI Detection and More Leave a comment
Congratulations to our own Trinity Hundredmark, who is now certified in DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing. These certifications add to the depth and breadth of knowledge that can be put to work for our clients in DUI cases.
McDonough Obtains Plea Deal for Falcons’ Player Babineaux Leave a comment
As reported on Foxsports.com and in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, due to a plea deal negotiated by Pat McDonough, Falcons defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux will avoid jail time in a drug related case. Related Articles Falcons DT Babineaux receives probation in drug possession case (nfl.com) Babineaux gets probabtion for pot charge (ballhype.com)
Attorney Profile: Pat McDonough Leave a comment
Pat McDonough heads up the criminal defense division for Andersen, Tate & Carr. His criminal practice includes both state and federal white-collar and general criminal defense. Mr. McDonough has extensive criminal trial experience. He has conducted over one hundred criminal jury and bench trials on allegations including complex fraud, money laundering, identity theft, drug trafficking, [...]
DEALING WITH PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE IN THE WORKPLACE – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 3 comments
Recent statistics regarding substance abuse in the workplace, available on the federal Department of Labor website, suggest that there is a general downward trend in the use of certain illegal drugs (such as cocaine and methamphetamine) in the workplace, but a corresponding upward trend in the illicit use of prescription drugs. Credible sources suggest that [...]
Pat McDonough and Trinity Hundredmark defend NFL player 1 comment
Pat McDonough and Trinity Hundredmark recently defended NFL Football player, Jonathan Babineaux, in a high profile case, and after seven months of work to prove their client’s innocence, they were able to convince the District Attorney to dismiss the case. The story received national attention from the media, and Mr. McDonough was featured in The [...]