Rachel walker al-yasi attorney at law

I went to trial on a felon in possession case where the lapel cam made by the Officer clearly showed that the Office was not telling the truth about the incident. During Voir Dire there was an ex police officer on the panel. He had long hair and a scruffy beard. Pegged him for a discontented ex-officer. Asked him during Voir Dire if in his experience "cops lie". Yes, he said. Used that response to educate the jury about officer untruthfulness. Got a not guilty verdict. I am a very good trial attorney and am good at picking a jury that is fair to my client!

I get referrals from happy clients. I work my cases, do all of the interviews in person, review the relevant law, am able to accurately evaluate a case and work for the most favorable resolution. I also do not ever speak unfavorably about other attorneys or give my clients false hope about their cases. They know what to expect when we go to Court.

A lawyer who is honest about their case, who is passionate about protecting civil rights, who is able to educate a client about the law and the reality of the legal system and explain how the case will progress.

Very important.

In a free phone consultation, I can provide what the charges mean, the possible penalties, and potential defenses.

I need the charges, some of the facts surrounding the case, and information about the opposing side.

I am ethical, I fight for my clients and the best possible resolution and work so that the client does not come back into the legal system. Whether it is getting the client into treatment or just educating the client, I use my 26 years of experience and education.

Client satisfaction is the most rewarding aspect.

I love reading, staying informed about politics, local issues.

I am involved in the community as a member of the Board of Bridges to Success, an organization involved in facilitating housing and services for the homeless population.