Joel Brand

Joel got my DUI case dismissed in under two months. I’m so relieved. It was a serious mistake, and I was really worried it could mess up my RN license. A nurse friend recommended Joel, said he was great. I called him on a Sunday evening and he actually spent over an hour talking to me, walking throug...h everything. He agreed to take the case. I never had to go to court—he handled all of it. The officer made a small procedural mistake, and Joel really focused on that. At the final hearing (a 1538), the judge agreed, and the case was dismissed right away. His fees were fair too. Honestly just so grateful.

Joel got my DUI case dismissed in under two months. I’m so relieved. It was a serious mistake, and I was really worried it could mess up my RN license. A nurse friend recommended Joel, said he was great. I called him on a Sunday evening and he actually spent over an hour talking to me, walking throug...h everything. He agreed to take the case. I never had to go to court—he handled all of it. The officer made a small procedural mistake, and Joel really focused on that. At the final hearing (a 1538), the judge agreed, and the case was dismissed right away. His fees were fair too. Honestly just so grateful.

Joel did my DUI hearing, and it went very well. For those who don't know, the DMV officer acts as both the judge and jury. Its completely stacked against you. At the outset, the DMV officer spent an inordinate amount of time getting ready. Then going through his own exhibits. At some point, ...he announced that he would need a continuance. Joel inquired as to why and apparently the DMV officer didn't have a document that he needed. At this point, Joel asked that the continuance request that the DMV officer was requesting (of himself) be denied. Joel made a speech on how not having the document there was not good cause. The document was available, it was just an oversight. After a long back and forth, the hearing officer begrudgingly agreed with Joel. The per se case was to be decided on the evidence available. We did the hearing and then 6 days later I got a notice that I had won. The document missing apparently was critical. Thanks, Joel.

Joel did my DUI hearing, and it went very well. For those who don't know, the DMV officer acts as both the judge and jury. Its completely stacked against you. At the outset, the DMV officer spent an inordinate amount of time getting ready. Then going through his own exhibits. At some point, ...he announced that he would need a continuance. Joel inquired as to why and apparently the DMV officer didn't have a document that he needed. At this point, Joel asked that the continuance request that the DMV officer was requesting (of himself) be denied. Joel made a speech on how not having the document there was not good cause. The document was available, it was just an oversight. After a long back and forth, the hearing officer begrudgingly agreed with Joel. The per se case was to be decided on the evidence available. We did the hearing and then 6 days later I got a notice that I had won. The document missing apparently was critical. Thanks, Joel.

I recently started working with Joel and my experience so far has been simply amazing! He's super attentive. Responds lightning fast to calls and texts, and very thorough. I'm hoping to get my case reduced as I have a job that requires me to drive. Fingers crossed. I also have an old arrest t...hat I would like sealed as it recently came up on a job interview. No charge came from it, but it still appears as an arrest on my record so it required some unnecessary explanation. I'll be using Joel to get that removed. 10/10