Why I Became a Lawyer?

The Law Should Serve People, Not Bully Them!

This is the belief I have applied to every case I have worked on since I started my law practice over 30 years ago. I know that people often find themselves facing the legal system unexpectedly, whether it’s a DUI arrest or dealing with an insurance company after they have been injured in a car crash. Facing the legal system can feel confusing and complex; its limitless resources are intimidating, you may be too disheartened to fight back, or you may not know how to fight back. This is where I can help you.

My job is to take the weight of your case off your shoulders. As your attorney, I will explain the possible penalties you are facing and the best path to take in your case. Should your case go to trial, I will prepare you for what to expect and how best to present your case. My main goal is to give you relief and to win your case. I will, therefore, use all of my professional and personal powers to find ways to win acquittals, judgments, or settlements.

I am your sole attorney, which means that I, and not an associate, will personally handle your case from start to finish. With the help of my fantastic staff, nothing will slip through the cracks, as it may in a large firm where cases are often handed over from associate to associate. I will personally conduct your initial interview, personally request all the necessary documentation from authorities, and personally accompany you to hearings or trials in court.

The legal system requires not only a strong command of the law but also a diplomatic touch. I have been a personal attorney for individuals and businesses for over 30 years. During this time, I have built a favorable rapport with judges, prosecutors, and police officers. I often meet these individuals in professional environments during social functions and through my extensive involvement in bar associations and membership in legal committees.  I have developed a reputation for persuasive advocacy, legal scholarship, and high-minded ethics.

Another benefit of my extensive experience is my understanding of the specific hardships you may be facing. I understand that a history of alcoholism in the family may impact the reason you drank a little too much the night you were arrested for a DUI or that a history of mental disabilities may be the reason you are facing criminal charges. I listen to my clients. I want to understand their struggles and ensure that their personal hardships are considered when preparing the best case possible. The bottom line is that you have rights, and I will protect them.

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