This was a very confusing experience. I did not understand who or where I should turn when I rolled my car and was given a roadside blow. I honestly did not understand why I was charged with refusing to blow when I tried 5 times. The police treated me like a criminal from the get go. The ambulance came and went so so I thought I was just bruised and frightened. I went to emergency the following Monday as I still couldn’t breathe very well and this Dr. wouldn't even check me. Keep in mind I suffer from anxiety/panic attacks, it was like pulling teeth to ask for a ride anywhere as I live in the country. I knew all of the treatment from the ambulance, police, emergency was not right. I knew I had to get advice from a lawyer as I really was confused in all aspects of the situation I was in. I did finally get to my own Dr. a month later and it was found I had a compressed fracture in the upper part of my spine.
I contacted Alan after the emergency visit. I wrote out all and everything that happened to me on the afternoon of July 17,2017. Alan read this over and assured me that I was treated very unfair and we had a case to win. He appeared for me twice and the second time was when we knew it was going to trial which would be March 29,2018. These past 8 months have been a living hell but life carries on. Alan always tried to down play the anxiety I was feeling and boost my confidence. He always quoted, “you blew as hard as you could!” I know there is a large rubber made tub with all and everything, “the evidence”, he never stopped fighting to get the charges dismissed and most of all me having a criminal record the rest of my life. March 29, 2018 has came and went and I am working on getting my life back. Yes, we won and I never set one foot inside a court room.
I am a 51 year old wife, Mother, Granny but it does not matter who I was to Alan. He read into my personality and worked on my case for 8 months We mainly conversed through texts but I felt if he perceived I was getting worked up he would phone. I feel he kept all the B.S out of my life and dealt with it on his own so as to let me block out the prosecution part of my case, if this makes sense.
To anyone who is in the situation I was. Give Alan a call. I still do not and don’t know what happens in a court room when a person is charged with a DUI, refusing to blow etc. I never want to know!!! On Thursday, March 29,2018 was the day I got my life back. Alan gave me the courage to push through my fear and it’s time to put the past behind me and enjoy life. When my husband and I asked how? what?
Alan’s reply was “because I’m f****** good.” Thank you, Alan and God Bless.