"... I would like to thank you for taking my case on such short notice and for working the way you did on getting back my license. I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. P.S. I will always keep you in mind if any future problems arise."
This man was charged with driving on a suspended license, the State could not show that he knew his license was suspended and the charges were reduced.
"... thank you for all that you did for us. We are truly grateful. Thanks for working with us."
This man was charged with possession of crack cocaine. He is a successful businessman, in his fifties, several grown children, and had never been in trouble before. However, he had a substance abuse problem. He was diligent in getting drug addiction counseling. After negotiations, the State decided never to file any formal charges against him.
"Thank you for all your help! Our family wishes you a wonderful and prosperous new year!"
In this case, a 20 year old college student was charged with DUI after he failed field sobriety tests and blew a .11. The Defendant's parents were harder on him than any penalty the State could have ever imposed. Following negotiations with the arresting officer, the parents, and prosecutor, the charges were reduced so that the Defendant did not have a DUI on his record.
"Thanks Again! For all you did for me. My probation ends mid-Sept. I just purchased my last probation money order to send in. Yippee! I'm going to Paris with in September and we're going to celebrate."
This case was a difficult case. The Defendant blew above the legal limit (.092) and did not perform well on the field sobriety test. After presenting evidence to the prosecutor that the Defendant suffered from severe attention deficit disorder and would not be able to perform field tests, the State reduced the case to a reckless driving so that the DUI would be dismissed.
"Thank you very much for your help with the case. I cannot express how much I appreciate what you have done and the time you have given me."
This woman was charged with allowing a minor to use her driver's license to purchase alcohol. Yes, this is a misdemeanor. She resided in Indiana and did not want to return to Atlanta. We were able to resolve the case with the Defendant doing some community service in Indiana in exchange for the charges to be dropped.
"... I once again really want to thank you for the help you have given me. You really stuck by your word and I honor that. I really think you are a great person and an excellent lawyer. You made me feel very confident about the problems I was worried about the most. You are really good at what you do and I wish you the best luck in your future. I will recommend you to anyone I know that has a problem ............ and once again THANK YOU !"
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