Eric Alan Chase

I retained Eric's firm in August of 2007 from Wisconsin for a felony charge of Hit-and-Run. I was assigned a lawyer in the state that didn't handle criminal defense and had problems from the beginning. I was able to talk to Eric but felt as all he was after was a plea. Which the best deal that Eri...c worked out was a 7 year cap. Which means no more than 7 years in prison could be given to me. I was upset to say the least so I reached out to other counsel and dropped Eric's firm. At that time I reached out to Eric to receive back some of my 30k retainer when my currents lawyers explained that I should be able to subtracting the amount of work that Eric's firm had done already. I was never responded to and never received any money back. That was a lesson learned. Just to let you know the outcome of my case, I received probation. Much less than 7 years in prison. I just recommend to consider carefully when looking for a lawyer. Especially if its your first time of being charged and don't know where to look.

I hired Mr. Chase just over two years ago when I became aware I was the target of a federal investigation. It goes without saying but obviously this was a time of great distress for my family and I. While nothing will completely subside the anguish that comes from criminal prosecution, having Eric ...in my corner did put my mind at ease. He was there for me every step of the way and I believe that if not for him I would have been facing a much stiffer penalty than I received. Avoiding jail time really was not an option for my offense but Eric put me in a position to reduce my time significantly. The U.S. attorney was originally not receptive to working out a deal but Eric pushed for me and eventually I ended up being able to tell my side of the story. While I was guilty of a crime this did eliminate a few charges that I was not guilty of and if not for Mr. Chase's persistence, those charges would have stuck. Even at my sentencing, Eric had to pull out all the stops. Despite having a plea agreement in place, the judge seemed hellbent on using a faulty probation report as his guideline. This would essentially double my sentence and then some. It was looking grim and I was sweating bullets. Then Eric really went to work for me. Honestly, it was the first time I witnessed his work first hand and I was impressed and thankful. It wasn't easy but I ended up being sentenced in line with the plea agreement. It looked like I would get five years but in the end, I only got two. And who knows how many it would have been without Mr. Chase. Overall, I couldn't really ask for much more. He always took my calls, he was always upfront and honest with me and he never made me feel like just another dollar sign. My family and I will forever be appreciative of his efforts and I can't thank him enough. Hopefully I will never need him again but if I do, he will certainly be my first call.