Kobie Flowers

Secured release from Guantanamo Bay prison of only child soldier ever prosecuted by the U.S. government in the modern era.

Obtained acquittal for tenured microbiology professor charged with two counts of sexual assault.

Obtained acquittal for client charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm.

Obtained dismissal of an assault case against a person, who had previously served 30 years for a wrongful murder conviction.

Obtained dismissal of a sexual assault charge filed against a world-renowned infectious disease expert.

Obtained dismissal of drug trafficking charges against client by obtaining a hung jury and persuading the government to decline to retry the case.

Obtained probation for one of the 1,100 plus people charged for conduct at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021—the largest prosecution in DOJ’s over 150-year history.

Persuaded ethics regulators to dismiss ethics investigation against an elected official.

Persuaded federal prosecutors not to bring money laundering and wire fraud charges against a Russian-owned business.

Persuaded federal prosecutors not to bring fraud charges against a client and litigated novel 4th Amendment issue, which forced an Office of Inspector General to change its policy.

Persuaded state prosecutors to dismiss an assault case against an NFL executive.

Persuaded state prosecutors to dismiss a felony burglary charge against a high-profile lawyer.

Persuaded an inspector general to terminate investigation of a federal employee allegedly involved in international government contracting fraud.

Persuaded federal prosecutors to decline prosecution of a twenty-year veteran of a major law enforcement agency after multi-year and multi-agency federal fraud investigation.

Represented client freed by the federal government as part of the historic seven-prisoner swap between Iran and the United States.

Represented three men known as the “Harlem Park Three.” At 108 combined years of wrongful conviction, the triple exoneration of the men is the largest wrongful conviction case in American history. Case settled for a record amount.

Obtained over $13 million from the State of Maryland for five wrongfully convicted men, convincing the Maryland Board of Public Works to make such awards for the first time in 15 years.

Represents a man wrongfully imprisoned for 27 years because the Baltimore police coerced a teenage witness to falsely implicate him for the murder.

Represented a man wrongfully imprisoned for nearly 30 years because the Baltimore police illegally hid evidence of his innocence.

Represented the estate of a man wrongly targeted by the Washington, DC Police and incarcerated due to his mental illness in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Case settled for a record amount post-Cummings.

Represented a female college graduate in her Title IX case against a DC university for mishandling the investigation into her rape by a fellow student.

Obtained a court order solving the Special Education No Man’s Land Problem by making the District of Columbia responsible for providing services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act to eligible DC residents who are incarcerated in federal facilities outside of DC.

Obtained a court order forcing Pennsylvania to follow the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act and allow blind people to vote remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Obtained favorable settlement for trauma surgeon after whistleblower and defamation trial against Louisiana State University.

Obtained favorable settlement in representation of stockbroker in a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration against Citigroup.

Obtained dismissal of claims filed against three Department of Justice lawyers in lawsuit filed by former DOJ lawyer.

Obtained favorable settlement against federal government agency for discriminating against and defaming an employee.