Dylan Greenwood

This individual did get charges dismissed. The charges were dismissed pursuant to an agreement with the DA—a daily part of my job—and our firm secured that dismissal. We also appeared for him in Court. I did not personally appear for him on the second court date because my Mother had passed away, and it was the day of her service. However, my Partner was present at that court date before coming to the service himself. I tried to explain to this individual that we have had many clerical issues due to turnover in the clerk's office and with COVID. There were two clerical errors that occurred in his case, where the clerk did not adequately note our appearance. We caught these errors and rectified them with the court. This individual did have to pay an unusually high bond, but that was not our fault (it was set by the Court) and his bond was not in danger of being forfeited. It takes months for that to actually occur because clerical errors do happen. Courts want to give an opportunity for those to be rectified. A request was made for us to get the AXON video for the traffic stop. However, we were able to work out a deal where this individual was given an opportunity to apologize to the officer involved for a dismissal. That happened. The case was dismissed. I never admitted I was wrong over the phone. I stated that our office did everything it could to help. I also explained that clerical errors happened, and we were on top of it. Having experienced attorneys like us means that you have someone who knows how to catch and correct errors when they happen by our courts. We apologized to this person that his case was one where these clerical errors happened. We found it ludicrous that a full refund was requested after the work we did and the result we got for this individual. This individual did not receive their money back from the credit card company because we were notified that they denied the request due to sufficient evidence of services rendered. Additionally, this individual hired us a case that was resolved in less than 4 months. Given the state of our Court system during this pandemic that was very quick. We knew that this person wanted a result and we go the result.