How does the Reynolds Defense Firm legal team work?

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The Legal Team at RDF

If you are considering hiring us to represent you, you’re probably wondering, “How does the Reynolds Defense Firm legal team work?” Our legal team currently has eight attorneys. All eight represent every client that hires us, but one is designated as the lead attorney. The lead attorney’s job is to first be the primary point of contact for the case both for the client, the District Attorney’s office and the Court system. Second, they are in charge of coordinating the client’s overall defense including strategy, timelines, goals, and negotiations. The remainder of the team supports your lead attorney by providing additional perspectives on the facts of the case, by stepping in whenever needed, and giving the benefit of their unique experience defending DUI cases in the state of Oregon.

 

What does the Legal Team approach look like?

We take a unique approach to how we represent our clients. The way that the Reynolds Defense Firm legal team works is that all attorneys and legal assistants meet weekly to discuss every active case. They go over timelines, strategy, outcomes, status checks, court appearances, and outstanding items. This way, no matter what comes up with any case – every attorney knows what is going on. Any member of the team can step in when needed and provide the same great representation for our clients along with managing the goals of the case consistently. This weekly communication allows all of our clients to have the advantage of having over 100 years of combined experience on their case. We have found that gives them the best chance of success both in and out of court. Our goal in selecting a lead attorney is to make sure that Reynolds Defense Firm does the absolute best we can for every client.

Contact link for the Reynolds Defense Firm legal team

That’s essentially how the Reynolds Defense Firm’s legal team works. If you or someone you care about is facing a DUI arrest, our team might be a good fit for you. With over 100 years of experience from multiple perspectives, we can provide insights from our past work as prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges. Contact us today to speak to our experts about what the next best steps might be for you.

 

 

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