Seattle DUI Law Firm Hires New Lawyer

Bradley Johnson Attorneys, a law firm in Seattle, WA, is proud to announce that they have hired a new lawyer to join their team. The new lawyer, Jeremy Goodman, is looking forward to taking on new cases with the firm, which specializes in helping people charged with DUI.

Alister Dabreo from Bradley Johnson Attorneys says: "We're very happy to have added Jeremy to our team. He has a fascinating background and is committed to due judicial processes. He will be a true asset in our team of defense attorneys and we look forward to seeing him put to work his legal expertise."

Goodman's particular strength is that he is committed to proper communication with his clients. He believes this to be vital to be able to effectively represent them. He says: "I guarantee that I will be in close contact with my clients to ensure that they understand the entire legal process. I will guide them towards the best path to achieve their goals."

The law firm's founder Bradley Johnson became interested in convincing Goodman to become part of the team due to the fact that he holds both a BS in Economics and a JD, which he obtained from Seattle University School of Law. He came to their attention when he started as a rule 9 legal intern and made such a positive impression that he immediately started to defend the accused, albeit on a limited license at that time. Of particular interest to the law firm was the fact that he also attended the Reid School of Interrogation, where he familiarized himself with the tactics used by law enforcement to extract confessions.

Committed to doing good, Goodman joined the Youth Advocacy Clinic, where he worked diligently to help young people get the best possible outcomes. From the juvenile courts, he eventually moved on to the appellate process, as the seed of social justice had been sown in him. He adds: "As a member of the Right to Counsel Clinic, I advocated for clients that were denied their right to effective representation at trial. Along with other Clinic members, I successfully overturned a conviction and even appealed a case to the Washington State Supreme Court. I firmly believe everyone deserves a strong defense and view no obstacle as too great to overcome."