Bradley R. Johnson

He calls me at 7:30 am on a Friday morning agreeing to meet on Saturday morning. Therefore, I figured he would be diligent on my case. I had limited time to find a lawyer and I heard he cut a few good deals in court. From the start, there’s been hardly any communication, or even follow up. I think it... took him a week to return a text. At that point i was already locked in with a retainer. I explained the situation, wrote down notes, gave lots of information, never got many questions, which I thought he may have some. I had to ask many times for him to get ahold of dash cam footage, and any good traffic attorney gets ahold of that right away. Based on that video, he states he could do a motion to suppress; although, states it may not be successful. No guarantee at that point that it won’t be successful. I decide to take a chance and go that direction, giving him notice before our next court date to file that motion. Cop lied on video, suppress that evidence, he SAYS the right and logical things. Yet it’s what he actually DOES that makes him not so great. Right before court he states my best bet is to plead guilty and get into a treatment program and that the motion wouldn’t be successful. Translation…I didn’t feel like writing out a motion and I just pushed your case through the system not really caring about your outcome.