Damian R. Sheets

He’s that type of attorney you want to hire for dui’s or criminal law he’s an aggressive lawyer one of the best in Las Vegas. Damian sheets and Daniel are the two lawyers the will get you out of a problem Damian has been my lawyer for the las 9 years and when I was charge with a 4 dui I felt like my ...life was over once I talked to him he gave me hope and told me the it was going to be a long road but he will do everything to keep me out of jail and he did !!!! I have another opportunity now thanks to him !!!! He really cares about all he’s clients we are not just numbers to him !

I went to Mr. Sheets charged with a 2nd DUI. From the beginning, he told me he would do his best, but couldn't promise me a result. He did promise to work as hard as he could to find a solution that would keep me out of jail and possibly out of another DUI. While it was a long process, I can't thank ...him enough. Now, if I do a few things, take a couple classes, and stay out of trouble, my 2nd DUI will become a reckless driving. I would recommend any of the attorneys at Mr. Sheets firm anytime.

I hired this lawyer several years ago after getting arrested for a DUI with a low BAC (lower than .10) and no accident. I saw that he was featured in a magazine as one of the "Legal Elite: Top 20 Best & Upcoming Lawyers" in Nevada. I really do not know how he got on that list and what the qualificati...ons were, I am curious though. I will attempt to limit the specific details of the situation I had to endure in order to protect my own identity. My first encounter with Mr. Sheets consisted of him basically attempting to promises he was later not even close to fulfilling. In addition to representing me in court, the retainer fee I paid in full also included him representing me at a DMV hearing to contest revocation of my driver's license. I received a letter in the mail from his office indicating where and when the hearing would be & that I have a choice of attending the hearing if I would like to BUT it was not required. Well I'm glad to say I decided to attend because I showed up to the hearing 10 minutes early and Mr. Sheets was nowhere to be found. Although the arresting police officer was there wearing a suit and tie with a huge smile across his face. So the hearing is about to start and Mr. Sheets is still missing so I decide to call his office. I told the front desk receptionist the situation and she replies with, "You are not Damian's only client, he is at another hearing right now across town representing another client and he can't be in two places at once honey." I was in complete shock. Once I got off the phone with his exceptional legal team, I decided to go into the room where the hearing was being held. I informed the judge of the situation and she said she will give him 5 more minutes to arrive or else she would proceed without him regardless. After the hearing was over he calls me and of course at this point I'm furious but I knew I had to remain calm because he was still representing me for the DUI. Long story short, he did not show up to not even one of my THREE court hearings (only his partner whom I was not acquainted with) and was unable to get my charge reduced down even with my BAC being considerably low. The meetings I had face to face with him were extremely informal, each time I came in he forgot what I was being charged with (really?), I was barely kept informed of the status of my case except for generic letters being sent in the mail telling me when my next court date was (which I could have just looked up online), and that the majority of our conversations involved him talking about his other clients with more important cases he was dealing with at the time, assuming that I was the least bit interested. Overall it was by far the most aggravating, stressful, and relentless experiences I have ever gone through in my life. It's quite sad to say and difficult to admit, but I honestly think being his client had more of an impact on me to never in my life want to get arrested again, than the actual arrest itself in addition to the court ordered classes I had to attend and the fines I had to pay. I've heard many people that have had not so favorable experiences such as mine and that they would have been better off with a public defender or just defending themselves. In this particular situation I can sincerely say without a doubt that I believe I would have been better off representing myself or just pleading no contest. Worst experience I've had in my entire life.