Aaron Wolff is a very knowledgable and professional lawyer and I was very impressed how he handled my case from start to end. He was always very honest with me and I felt confident that Aaron would give my case all the attention it needed and more. I felt comfortable talking with Aaron and felt h...e genuinely wanted to help my case the best he could. I would recommend Aaron to anyone wanting representation with a personal touch.

Aaron Wolff was recommended to me for my DUI from both a friend and business associate. I met with multiple lawyers before deciding which lawyer I was going to retain. When I met and discussed my situation with Aaron, it quickly became obvious that Aaron Wolff was going to be the lawyer i retained. H...is knowledge, experience and personality made me feel 100% confident that this was a top notch DUI lawyer. Throughout the case, and still to this day, Aaron was there for me to offer advise whenever i need it. I was not at all disappointed. I highly recommend Aaron to anyone that has a DUI or similiar arrest. MM

Aaron was the best! Along with great knowledge and super demeanor, he has some other things that made him a worthwhile choice. One of the best *perks* of using Mr. Wolff was his being able to be among the first attorneys heard at hearings. l had numerous court hearings with many other cases on the do...cket. His ability to be heard first saved many hours of my time, which was very important to me. He was very upfront about the possible outcomes and worked extremely hard to get me the best outcome l could have hoped for.

Avoid this guy, he will sell you out to the DA just to force you into a settlement (less work for him). He will tell you initially that the charges are weak and you have a strong case and then, once you've paid him his exorbitant fee, start pressuring you to agree to a lessor charge (that actually ha...s the exact same punishment as the original - and in fact, the original charge remains on your record as having been "dropped from"). His only real strategy is to delay the proceedings again and again (he'll put a waiver in front of you right before the court calls you) in hopes that some witness (like the cop that arrested you) will drop out - the result being that you have to deal with the courts for 2 - 3 times the normal length of the case. I had a very low BAC (.0095/.01) but in the end, he forced me to accept a plea agreement (he stuck the agreement in front of me just before the court called my case and told me it was the best I would get & that if I didn't accept it I would most likely get jail time) - I ended up getting a worse sentence than a repeat high BAC offender with a public defender (I have a friend that has had 2 priors and tested at double the limit on his current DUI, and his PD was still able to limit his punishment to far less than what I got). Aaron's explanation was that I drew a very difficult Judge and that the Judge obviously didn't like me! Right. So if you draw a Judge that appears to not like you, shouldn't you insist on a change of venue due to judicial prejudice? The same excuse was used with why the DA wouldn't give me a better deal. It actually seemed to boil down to, "Because HE has to work with these guys" - he was more concerned about how HE was going to work with this DA and Judge on future cases than he was about getting me a fair result. There are a lot of far better lawyers out there that are actually willing to work for you, don't take the chance with this one.