DUI Client Letters to William C. Head
And his Staff

Also read Consequences to Your Job specific letters.

From: Kudzu.com under attorney ratings.
Sent: 03/16/2006
Subject: Best there is !!!!

Talk about a lawyer that stands behind what he does. This man is very honest, very hard working, and will do everything in his power to fairly represent you and your case. I was given exceptional service, never had any difficulty reaching him, or speaking directly with his staff. They were all very professional, and educated. No hidden costs or additional fees at my expense!!!

This firm employs some of the best DUI attorneys in the State. They are always up on the law and know what they are doing. They are pricey, at times, but the consequences of a DUI can be terrible. You get what you pay for.

[The following letter came to Mr. Head in October of 2006 following settlement of a case that originally started in Dekalb Superior Court as two counts of felony serious injury by vehicle and other misdemeanor charges. Mr. Head’s client had driven the wrong way on I-285 before colliding into a pick-up truck and careening off into two other cars. Mr. Head’s client was severely injured, requiring nearly 5 months of recovery time. The case was resolved for three misdemeanor charges, with significant community service hours, probation for three years and no jail time.]

Bubba,

Thank you so much for all your help over the past year and a half on my case. In addition to all the obvious work you did in my case I would like to thank you for all the little stuff you did that was not so obviously seen. Especially helping me to only have to go to court 3 times (which I think is low) over a year and a half, especially when I was in Jacksonville recovering. I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome and I truly believe that my excellent circumstances are a direct result of your hard work. Thank you for caring about your work and caring about my case. Your hard work has been a blessing to my family.

With my thanks,

JH

From: ADP
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007
Subject: Thank You Team Bubba!

Bubba:

I still wish the DUI had never happened in the first place but it did and your excellence and that of your team resolved it as favorably as possible.

Thank you. I am certain you know how relieved I feel.

I hope our paths cross under other, less stressful circumstances.

ADP

p.s.: Again, thank you and have a great 2007!

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From: William C. Head
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007
Subject: Thank You Team Bubba!

ADP,

Thank you for your e-mail concerning our “team” at the office. They are the secret of my success.

I am happy to have been able to work out a deal [reckless driving] for you on a difficult case (both breath test results over 0.10 grams). Good luck to you and your family in the future.

Bubba Head

December 20, 2006

Bubba,

Let me just say, I now know first-hand why they say you're the best!
You have the best staff, the best manner, the best strategy and you produce results.

I appreciate the compassionate manner in which you and your staff handled my case. Allison and Julie were great with my ridiculous questions and last minute qualms.

Thanks for the professionalism and dignity in which you handled my case and I know is the norm for your firm. Tom Thomas really seems to like what he does-and he is good at it!

Thanks. Your experience and service will not be forgotten.

R C R

[E-mail letter received January 25, 2006 from South Carolina attorney praising Jackie Patterson]

I am a lawyer in South Carolina and I received a traffic ticket in Atlanta in December. Mr. Jackie Patterson of your firm was nice enough to represent me for the ticket about two weeks ago and he successfully got it dismissed.

I wanted you to know how pleased I was with his services and the services of your firm. Mr. Patterson is one smart and creative lawyer and I am sure that he will be a great addition to your office.

I would appreciate it if you would pass this email along to him and express my thanks for everything he did to represent me.

Sincerely,

S B, Esq.
(Unnamed City), SC

[E-mail from client whose DUI was reduced to "too fast for conditions" and ZERO points. Her license is being returned to her.]

January 21, 2006

What a relief. It's finally over! Thanks for looking out for me Bubba! Allison, Bubba told me to ask you how/when/where I go to get my driver's license back. Can you help me with that?

Bubba, your staff is amazing. They are extremely detailed, calming, knowledgeable and on top of things. Thanks for all your hard work.

God bless you,
L A O

William C. Head wrote:

This is my first message, but an important topic.

As a criminal defense attorney, I see hundreds of clients annually who obtain medications from their physician for anxiety, sleep disorders or depression, yet are not warned to consume NO ALCOHOL when taking these medications. The synergistic effects caused by combining ANY amount of alcohol and these drugs can be devastating for the patient who is surprised to find himself or herself in jail for DUI-DWI, or even vehicular homicide. Blackout, seizures or major amnesia episodes are common. Effexor is currently involved with three of my clients, with others using various common SSRIs and benzodiazepines.

See my recent article that was published in the DWI Journal, warning attorneys to be aware of this phenomenon. A safe practice for physicians would be to warn every patient not to drink alcohol while on these medications. You should draw up a written acknowledgement for any patient being given these medications indicating that the patient has been told to consume NO ALCOHOL while taking these medications. Have each patient sign the ackowledgement.

The article can be found at either of these two sites:

http://www.drunkdrivingdefense.com/publications-articles/alcohol-and-other-prescribed-drugs.htm
http://www.dui-dwi.com/alcohol-and-other-prescribed-drugs.html

William C. Head
Attorney at Law
DUIMAVEN

Dorothyanne wrote:

Thanks so much for posting this info on the combined effects of alcohol and drugs such as SSRIs. I've just emailed it to my 30 yr old daughter. She was recently put on Zoloft for Major Depression, and continues to drink as she did before the drug. This behaviour scares me and I'm fervently hoping she reads your info and rectifies her alcohol intake.

Dorothyanne

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William C. Head wrote:

Dorothyanne,

This issue (mixing alcohol and SSRI drugs) is a powder keg of legal problems. I have been speaking about this for several years, but need a better way to "reach" the public. I was hoping that one of the networks might investigate it, so that the message would be widely disseminated.

William C. Head
Founder of
www.DrunkDrivingDefense.com
and
www.DUI-DWI.com

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Dorothyanne wrote:

Mr. Head, sorry to be tardy in replying to you. A crisis involving my daughter (mentioned above) brought me back here tonight.

She wrote me today (Monday) that she'd taken her Zoloft at mid-day on Saturday -- had forgotten it the night before -- and had taken a couple of drinks before going out for the evening. She left home at 6 p.m. -- apparently in full control of her faculties -- and awakened at 3:30 the next a.m. in the hospital. No memory at all! Fortunately, a good samaritan stopped her and took her keys. Thank God no-one was hurt; this provided a strong wake-up call for her.

You know the outcome of her arrest. She has consulted an attorney and is going to fight her case. Her psychiatrist, who prescribed the Zoloft, said it was OK for her to have a drink or 2 while on this drug!

I've been in shock since reading her messages, and oh so very thankful that my daughter is alive and uninjured, and has learned a valuable lesson. She has sworn to cut out alcohol. I had sent your articles to her, and she admitted today she's sorry she didn't pay more attention to my advice.

Once again, thanks so very much for posting your info -- I only wish that it could reach many more people.

Dorothyanne

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William C. Head wrote:

Dorothyanne,

Her story is repeated 1000 times per week or more across the USA. She is one of the fortunate ones who was intercepted before either an accident or an arrest for DUI-drugs or DUI-drugs & alcohol.

Good luck in helping here stay out of trouble.

William C. Head
www.DUI-DWI.com
www.DrunkDrivingDefense.com

William C. Head
Attorney at Law
DUIMAVEN

[This client letter was received the day after she learned we had won her contested "refusal" hearing (administrative license suspension) at which she faced a 12 month "hard" suspension of her driving privileges.]

November 10, 2004

Mr. Head,

Saying "Thank You" doesn't express my appreciation for the understanding and encouragement you have given me. Even though I feel like I'm living in limbo (while the case is pending), I can at least continue on with the volunteer work I do that requires driving a car.

I asked Allison about visiting my mother in Vancouver, WA, as long as I don't receive notice of a court date. She will have the phone number if needed.

Thank you again, so very much.

M R

From: TR
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
To: William C. Head
Subject: Thank you, Mr. Head!

I just read some of the articles on your website and now realize that the attorney I have for my case is a complete idiot!  I think the man wants a job in the DA's office.  When I told him of a very complex medical history, which often mimics drunkeness, and can cause wildly different BAC counts, he merely told me he would discuss it with the STATE'S EXPERT on the Datamaster cdm.  I'm no attorney but it certainly seems odd to me that he would speak with a state expert versus my own physicians and experts for the defense!  I have contacted Mr. Slone in Anchorage, whom I found at the website, and pray he will take this odd case.

I just wanted to thank you for providing me with such good information in your articles.  They will prove useful, I am sure.

 T R

Homer, AK

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From: William C. Head
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
To: 'TR’
Subject: RE: Thank you, Mr. Head!

THANK GOD! 

Losing at trial with a FIGHTING lawyer is no shame.  Losing with a sycophantic slacker who seems Hell-bent on disclosing your very defense to the opposition is CRIMINAL! 

I am so thankful that you decided to look for a “second opinion”.  Fred is a seasoned fighter with all the tools to assist you.

William C. Head

Dear Mr. Head,

Both my wife and I feel a tremendous amount of gratitude towards you and your entire staff, not only because of your expertise, hard work, and the favorable resolution of the case, but also because of the professional and reassuring manner exhibited by yourself and everyone in your firm. I always felt better after speaking with you, and again, I thank you for that.

Additionally, I hope that you might pass my thanks to Betty Brooks (Private Investigator), for her work on the case, as well as to Allison for her patience and exceptional warmth.

Sincerely,

C.P.

From: K. B. H.
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004
To: William C. Head
Subject: Janice Ferguson

Dear Mr. Head

My name is K. B. H., who is a potential new client for you. I was referred to you by Mr. D.P.E.  I am in the process of completing your questionnaire and will have it done by tomorrow.

The reason for my e-mail tonight, is to express my heartfelt appreciation for your assistant, Janice Ferguson she is simply wonderful. I spoke with Janice today about my pending case and about your process, and to say the least, I am very impressed. In spite of the severity of this matter, Janice made me feel like a human being with dignity. In short, she really cares about her clients.

For your support and guidance, and for having such a professional staff, I express my heartfelt gratitude to you, Sir.

Warm Regards,
K. B. H.

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From: William C. Head
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004
To: K. B. H.
Subject: RE: Janice Ferguson

Thank you for your letter about Janice. Yes, she does REALLY care about our clients and that they be treated with the utmost respect and dignity. For most clients, the experience of being arrested, cuffed and treated like a terrorist by the jailers is dehumanizing. Our job is to exact a measure of "justice" to offset that horrible experience.

Thank you for considering our firm during this trying time.

Bubba Head

From: J. M.

Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 8:45 PM
To: info@DrunkDrivingDefense.com
Subject: International Drivers Licences

Thank you for posting this website so prominently. I have been caught in this scam, but from the international side. I am now stuck in Japan with one of these fraudulent "licences", having now driven illegally in Japan for nearly a year thinking I had a legitimate "International Drivers Permit". Luckily, I have not run into any legal problems here, but now cannot drive until I can get my Japanese licence.

The US State Department has very little information on this scam. They do not warn citizens about this fraud. I have complained to Senator Murray to see if her staff can take some action against the State Department. But for now, your warning that comes up so vividly on an internet search is the best line of defense we have. I realize that your concern was for the misuse of these in drunk driving and loss-of-licence situations, you are also helping with the legitimate international permit situation. Thanks for your foresight.

J. M.

From: Ryan A. Meck
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 2:59 PM
To: William C. Head
Subject: Thanks

Mr. Head,

I attended your DUI CLE earlier in the year, and received your excellent book. Just thought I would thank you for the wonderful work you have done for DUI defense.

I just completed my first trial (DUI less safe), and my client was acquitted. The State had two officers testify how drunk my client was. I crossed the arresting officer using many of your 'sample' questions in the book. The officer didn't know what hit him. The jurors talked to me afterwards and told me that the officer's testimony and credibility was the convincing factor in my trial.

I just wanted to thank you for putting out such a great reference, and look forward to using it again.

Ryan Meck
Assistant Public Defender
DeKalb County Public Defender's Office

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From: William C. Head
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004
To: Ryan A. Meck

Subject: You are WELCOME!

Ryan,

News of your success, and any part that I played in it (via my book), is happily received. I am pleased to have been a contributing factor.

You public defenders often get little help (in the form of expert witnesses) and despite financial support from the State, you manage to do a great job for your clients.

Keep fighting the battle, against all odds.

Bubba Head

[This letter is from and to the father of a young man whose application to be a police officer was put on hold until the disposition of the DUI (breath test, 0.124) case was resolved. The DUI was dropped entirely, and a guilty plea to speeding was entered.]

March 23, 2003

-----Original Message-----
From: S, Doug
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 1:52 PM

Wanted to take a moment to express both our thanks for your representation and outcome regarding Bryan's DUI case. It was a pleasure to watch, and learn as you worked toward the positive outcome. It was also good just to get to know you.

Bryan has decided not to go skiing next week so he can get going on the community service obligation. He wants to have the probation period dropped asap so he can re-apply to (XYZ police department). He will contact you if there is an issue after he has met all the criteria.

If we hear of anyone in this situation, rest assured we will steer them in your direction.

Our sincerest thanks.

Doug S

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Doug,

I greatly appreciate your praise of my work. I also thank you for giving me the latitude to deal with this difficult set of facts, and trusting my experience in dealing with officers from this police department (and the solicitor). My investigator's efforts to "discuss" (with the arresting officer) the need for Bryan to be able to pursue his career goals as a police officer were extremely valuable, and helped us move toward this good result.

Good luck on your job relocation to Boston. I wish you luck living up North!

Best Regards,

Bubba

March 22, 2004

Dear Mr. Head,

I'm not sure if you will remember me.  A few years ago, I wrote you a letter concerning my husband's DUI case.  You so kindly wrote me back stating you could not help me (due to the fact that you were in Georgia and his case was pending in Illinois).  But, you did refer me to an excellent attorney (Juliet Boyd of Stephen Komie's office) and expert witness (Mary McMurray) for the case.

I just wanted to take this moment to thank you for your time and giving us these two names.

After 5 long, exhausting years, the trial finally came.  Due to the great work of Juliet and Mary and my husband's physician, my husband was found NOT GUILTY.  I still can't believe it is finally over and we can go on with our lives.  But, before we do, I just had to write you and THANK YOU again.

I hope you know how grateful we are to you for taking the time before and answering my letter.  If there is anything I can do for you, please let me know.

            Thank you again,

            A. H.

            Darien, IL

From: M M
To: William C. Head
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004
Subject: Thank You!!

Dear Mr. Head,

Thank you for the very aggressive and professional representation of my license suspension hearing tonight in court. I must tell you that tonight will be the first restful night of sleep I will have since my incident. Win or lose on the suspension question I feel we scored some major points in the testimony and the cross exam of the police officer. If the Judge rules for the suspension he was not listening to the testimony of the officer involved and your closing statements.

I came home and told my wife I wish she was there and I almost stayed to hear the other two cases you had to represent. I hope they went as well as I think mine did. I talked with both parties briefly and we all agreed you were "very good" in the courtroom.  Thanks again, and I look forward to working with Lee and getting this all behind me.

Best Regards,

M M, Loganville, Ga.

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From: William C. Head
To: M M
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004
Subject: RE: Thank You!!

Thank you for your praise.  I enjoyed emasculating Sgt. R, who has aggravated me by his Nazi behavior many times in the past.  I believe the hearing went very well. I have left a note for Lee to get the transcript.

The court reporter told me that she was convinced.  She and I did not leave until 10:30 PM!

Good luck to you on your case.

Off to court again!

Bubba Head

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From: M M
Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004
To: William C. Head
Cc: Lee Webb
Subject: Re: Thank You!!

Dear Mr. Head,

I am sure it is difficult to remember all the cases you are involved in so I am replying via a previous e-mail I had sent to you in regards to your representation of me at my license suspension hearing. I felt that night that your cross-exam of Sgt. R scored a lot of points for my case that would come out at trial, and that is exactly what transpired today at my Bench Trial. We won the case and have a "not guilty" verdict. Lee Webb did an outstanding job in the courtroom today and picked up right where you left off in picking apart Sgt. R's testimony and making him look rather foolish in his contradictions. Mr. Webb handled himself very professionally and I sincerely thank him for his aggressive defense of my case.

Your entire office staff was VERY professional, starting with Sheila Estes, who was so very accommodating and nice to me when I first contacted your office.  Everyone was very professional, and that means a great deal when someone is going through a very difficult and embarrassing period of his life.

Thanks again to all of you!!

M M

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From: William C. Head
To: M M
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004
Subject: RE: Thank You!!

Mr. M,

Thank you for your letter of praise for our office staff and attorneys.  We work well as a team, I believe, and your letter validates our efforts. 

Sheila is always a 'steadying' influence for people in distress, and succeeds in reassuring our potential clients that we are going to do all that we can to see that you get your best chance to win your case by trusting our attorneys.  She is an important "first step" in processing these difficult cases for our office.  I am glad that you recognize her value to the entire effort.

Your traffic stop and arrest were, in my opinion, a travesty.  Sgt. R is a complete "over-the-top" radical, who should be flipping burgers at McDonald's, not given the authority to arrest and harass innocent people.

I am thrilled for the victory.  If my cross of Sgt. R at your ALS hearing was an integral part in the ultimate trial victory, I am proud to have assisted such a deserving person. 

Thank you for placing your confidence in our office, and trusting Mr. Webb to decimate this "officer on a mission".

Bubba Head

(This client had a case in a small (unnamed) Municipal Court in North
Georgia. Speeding and DUI were originally charged. Mr. Head worked with a
local attorney in the area to get the DUI dismissed.)

Tuesday, August 20, 2002 7:25 PM

Dear Mr. Head,

I wanted to thank you for referring me to Mr. [Gus] McDonald. My case was dismissed and he was very kind, quick, and efficient. I hope that I will not be needing your services in the future, however if anyone was in my situation I would recommend you and your firm.

Take Care,
A W

(This case was a head-on collision, our client's fault, two seriously injured people in two separate vehicles)
July 15, 2002

Hello Bubba...
I'd like to thank you and your staff for all your help in my case. This accident has been a huge burden and cause of grief in my life. Your kindness and assistance has provided me with both reassurance and relief. Thank you for all your hard work and help throughout these difficult times. Also, thank you for recommending Peter Law (Civil Attorney to help him work through the liability aspects of his case) to me. He's turning out to be a huge help in the civil matters of this case.
Thanks so much again,

D.L .

(This letter came from a person who had been convicted of DUI in
Florida.  He says that he found our web site too late).

July 12, 2002

Dear Mr. Head,

Your site and the information in it is wonderful. Thanks for making a nice
site!

As long as there are lawyers like you, the average man will still have a
chance. We need more lawyers like you who really care about "the peoples'
rights". It is heartening to see lawyers who care.   I used to watch juries
on occasion and have seen many "public defenders" help prosecute their
clients.  As long as there are people like you who carry the torch of truth,
there is hope. God Bless you and you family.

F.

(This letter was received through e-mail.  The writer's identity has been shielded for his own protection.)

Dear Mr. Head:

I am a retired Sgt. with a  [Police Dept].  While there, I was an instructor in DWI apprehension and taught HGN techniques...

I am a great advocate for doing things the right way.  I preach the need for probable cause to make the stop.  I reluctantly concede that police officers are crossing the line in the search for the drinking driver.  It does seem that very little is done to deal with those officers who make the police ranks look so bad.

I hear hundreds of tales of how people are treated or mistreated in terms of their rights when DWI arrests are being made.  It really bothers me.  Let me say that 95% of the tales deal with members of the [State Police].  What a poor representation of what police are SUPPOSED to be these officers are!  The most important issue with the [State Police]  is "station average" (the mandatory 20 tickets per month).

I would be very appreciative if you could enlighten me on what [area] was mentioned and your thoughts for correcting the improper dealings of police officers in DWI enforcement.  I should mention that I have no problem with making DWI arrests.  It is necessary for everyone's safety.  My concern is that it be done with proper procedure and according to the law.

Thank You.

D.R.

May 24, 2002
10:00 AM

Subject: An Honest Cop

D.,

I appreciate your candor about "some" police practices.  While I know some top-notch people in police work, I also know many whose conduct brands them as far worse criminals than my worst drinking clients.  When I have a trial with a truly honest officer, I proudly tell the jury what a fine, truthful public servant he/she is, and that the trial will NOT be about me having to drag the truth out of him/her.  I tell the jury that we hope to show that mistakes were made, and that this is the reason my client must be acquitted.  I have had many officers come up after a trial and tell me how much they appreciated my words---whether they win or lose at trial.

The study reported in my "101 Ways" book (co-authored with Reese Joye) was a New York City study in the early 1980's, as I recall.  184,000 were stopped at roadblocks, yet only 222 arrested for DWI.  A good patrol officer, well-trained would make 20 times that ratio, for the comparable time and manpower it took.

The book the quote was taken from is Joye & Lovett, The Trial Workbook, Kluwer Law Book Publishers, Inc. (1986), Section 12, p. 10-52.22 to 10.52.23.  The book is out of print now.  The author, Reese Joye, probably has an old file with the original study in it.  He is one of the true masters of DUI practice from South Carolina.  His e-mail address is:  reesejoye@aol.com.

The answer to increasing the accountability and integrity of ALL police departments is VIDEOTAPE.  If every officer was required to have and USE their on-board camera and body microphone, America would be a better place.  The police would curtail "cowboy" tactics and blatant illegal activity, and the public would be less of a threat, since they would know that 100% is being videotaped.  Only the State of South Carolina has seen fit to implement such a law--mandatory videotape.  Courageous and very far-sighted.

As you are well aware, the "attitude" of the police officers in any particular department is greatly affected by the TOP people running the police force.  If these people allow or encourage cheating or telling half truths, the rank-and-file follow, often going over the line on a daily basis.

If you haven't run across it yet, go to www.duigulag.com.  Quite a different perspective at this web site.

WCH

May 20, 2002

Dear Mr. Head,

I wish to thank you for all your help in my case. I heard it from many
people and I agree; you are the best at what you do.

Sincerely,
J W R, MD.

May 21, 2002

Dear Dr. R,

Thanks for the words of praise. A great deal is owed to our excellent staff
here at Head, Thomas, Webb & Willis, LLC. They help me get more accomplished than I ever could on my own.

I am glad that you found us. I am sorry for the inactivity and lack of
direction that you had with your prior legal counsel, before hiring us to
negotiate your DUI case to a reduced plea. Good luck in your future as a doctor.

Bubba Head

4-19-02

Dear Allison,

Please convey my thanks to Mr. Head for choosing to send my case to Gus McDonald.  The DUI was reduced to reckless driving, and even though the penalties were the same as a DUI conviction, I was able to save my FL license.  As this was my second FL DUI, I would have had my license revoked for a year with no emergency license and my real estate licenses were also in jeopardy.  Gus did a GREAT job.

Thanks!

-A.C. 

2-20-02

Mr. Head:

I would like to take this opportunity to say "Thank You."  It is my hopes and prayers that the next time we meet it is on a personal basis, not a client / attorney arrangement.  I have been blessed and you have played a major role in a life-changing experience in my life ....

Thank you and God Bless.

MDW

2/12/99

Dear Mr. Head,

I wanted to let you know how thankful I am for your help with my recent dilemma. I am very relieved to have this behind me so quickly.

I was impressed with so many things regarding you and your firm beginning with the first time we met. When I came in that Saturday, you practically met me at the door to greet me and invite me into your office. The other three attorneys I met with made me wait at least thirty minutes before they would see me and I am quite sure it was not necessary. You were a straight shooter from the very beginning and made me feel comfortable. You accommodated my financial situation even though you surely did not have the need to. Your assistant, Allison, always took my calls even if she was on another line. She was great!

You obviously need no critique from me, but my points are made to show my belief that it truly is the little things that add up that show one’s degree of success. Besides being smart and talented, you are also willing to go the extra mile. That is what I learned from you and will try to use it in my career.

Sincerely,

H.W.
Duluth, GA

1/29/99

Mr. Head,

I met with you a couple of months ago regarding the possibility of utilizing you as counsel. After that meeting I took your advice and hired your associate, Kevin Ryan. This week, we successfully ended trial. I was very pleased with your office and Mr. Ryan’s efforts especially.

Regards,

T.T.
Atlanta, GA

1/25/99

Bubba & Allison

THANKS! For giving me my life back. I actually feel like a normal (somewhat?) human being again after 2½ years. I can’t thank you enough.

M.B.
Decatur, GA

10/26/98 (via e-mail)

Mr. Head:

I would like to thank you once again for your services and hospitality. How you won my case is not important. . . . The bottom line is that you won. I will be sure to thank Ken Bossin (the referring attorney from Ohio) also for his referral.

Have a great week.

T.N.
Ohio

8/27/1998 (letter from a referring attorney)

Dear Mr. Head:

I am not sure why I recommended B.F. to you. I think there was some sort of conflict with my schedule and I was not able to represent him. I do want to pass a copy of his note on to you. It is rare that we get any thanks for our work in this business. Thank you for providing Mr. F. with excellent representation. I look forward to seeing you around the courthouse.

Very truly yours,

Raymond V. Giudice

Attorney at Law

[B.F’^S letter, attached, dated 8/15/98 is set forth below]

8/15/98

Mr. Giudice,

I wanted to drop you a quick note to thank you for your legal advice. I went ahead and hired William C. Head for my DUI / Accident case and was found "not guilty".

Needless to say, I was ecstatic with the outcome. I can now get on with my life.

Thanks again for your honest advice.

Regards,

B.F.

7/18/1998

Mr. Head,

Thanks for helping me out. I really appreciate your going to bat for me.

P.L.
Tennessee

6/11/98

Mr. Head:

There’s a word for people like you - - - TERRIFIC! Thanks

With respect,

S.M.
Roswell, GA

1/10/98

Bubba:

Thanks for your advice & guidance. When I went to get a certified copy of the dismissal, the Clerk of Court was asking "how did you get this dismissed. This was a REFUSAL: They’re never dismissed!" My answer: Bubba Head.

R.M.
Norcross, GA

8/31/97

Dear Allison:

Just a note of thanks for enduring all my calls through the past years! God has answered my prayers and I am finally able to lay this issue to rest!

Thanks again for your help and understanding attitude. Keep that smile and tell Bubba "thanks".

Your friend,

M.H.
South Carolina

8/15/97

Bubba:

You were great! Thank you.

T.H.N.
Atlanta, GA

6/10/97

Mr. Head & Staff:

Thanks for everything you all did for me the last couple of months. This has really opened my eyes to what can happen in the blink of an eye. You will most definitely get referrals from me in the future.

Best wishes to you all,

H.B.
Atlanta, GA

5/6/96

Dear Bubba,

This will hopefully be the last time I bore you with a letter. I wanted to sum up the results of all your and Allison’s good efforts on the resolution of my case. We settled with Cobb County. The DUI was pleaded a "nolle prosequi", the speeding and failure to maintain lane charges were merged to a reckless driving charge, pleaded "nolo contendere" (0 points on the MVR). A fine of $400 with $100 surcharge was paid to the court.

I really appreciate your help in this matter. When I first got myself into this, before contacting you, I was convinced that because I did not take the state administered test I was going to lose my license, be convicted of DUI, and I always believed I was innocent. Additionally, I knew nothing about the laws surrounding DUI in Georgia, or any other state and that made it worse. Your approach to educating your clients with your "Summary of Georgia’s DUI Law", "101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction", and your videotape of "How to Deal With Stress", really helped me to understand the situation and the issues and solutions for my case. That education is a service to your clients and I would guess is a point of differentiation you have on your competition.

Allison was great! I knew what to expect because her letters to clients outlining the office and court procedures were dead on. She always returned my phone calls, and even though she is always very, very, busy she was courteous and took the time to answer my questions and listen to my issues. In terms of customer satisfaction, all the way around, you and Allison did an excellent job.

I may take you up on your offer to speak to our drivers; I’ll let you know. If Allison can, I would like her to send me about 50 of the Driver’s Right cards to distribute to our managers.

Thanks again for you help.

Sincerely

B.L.
Marietta, GA

Bubba,

Hope you have been doing well. I have a family member in need of a quality
attorney who deals with corporate suits / unemployment issues etc. Basically, my uncle was injured on the job and has some issues. If you could recommend someone I would appreciate it. Thanks again for all your hard work regarding my DUI case. Best money I have spent in years.

Best Regards,
S C

Thank you!

My wife and I are traveling to Japan in two months and she has been trying
to get me to buy two "international drivers licenses". I was about to
purchase the documents ($45 each!) when I read your web site about these
scams. Thank you, Mr. Head! You saved me some money and, considering we're heading for Tokyo, we'll need all dollars we can save. I really appreciate
the info!

Daniel Henry

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