Universal Defense LLC

Richard needs to consider his audience, namely the client’s background if relevant. Here it was. As a former prosecutor I wouldn’t have called 911 if I acted disorderly. A postal worker flipped out. So I called as the post master did nothing and I get the most residential packages. The postal worker alleged race and mental health to distract from what occurred. There was no video of the actual USPS incident. Yet the cop and finally my attorney appeared to have taken her word… Richard said he was going to review the police reports but I could tell he hadn’t yet…When we did review the videos of the body cam, parts were missing, which he wouldn’t discuss, saying our zoom time was done, and he excused the cop’s behavior (illegally reaching in for my car key; tried to drag me out of the car until his Sergeant told him to stop). Advice for Richard: Lengthy emails could’ve been avoided if you had simply remained quiet for 20 minutes to hear the entire “story.” I definitely didn’t feel listened to, felt “handled”, and at the end got “dubbed,” and told to hire another attorney to fix… Lastly, I hired Richard based on the reviews but was concerned when he continually referred to getting the case “dumped.” He dumped it. In my lap.