Mr. Uthman won a dismissal for a client falsely accused of domestic violence after his investigation uncovered false statements by the accusing witness and inaccuracies in the police investigation.
By highlighting flaws in the police investigation of a client was facing a significant jail time for a third DUI, Mr. Uthman had the charge reduced to a “wet reckless.”
Mr. Uthman helped remove a “felony strike” from a client’s record and have his felony DUI reduced to a misdemeanor.
A client charged with vehicular manslaughter and felony DUI, had the charges dismissed after Mr. Uthman filed a motion for violation of the client’s constitutional right to a speedy trial.
Mr. Uthman obtained an acquittal for a client who was charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a highway patrol officer. In that case his client was accused of deliberately running over a CHP Officer. Mr. Uthman used CHP accident reconstruction expert to challenge the investigation and procedures used by the arresting officers.
Representing a client charged with a felony DUI, he won a dismissal on the first day of trial, based in part by exposing discovery violations by the District Attorney.
Over half of all Mr. Uthman’s jury trials resulted in not guilty verdicts or mis-trials.
David and his staff are exceptional when it comes to legal assistance. I had a particular case and his team was very knowledgeable and quick to respond whenever I had a question. Don't bother going elsewhere. David knows his stuff. Bob S.
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I've been a taxi driver in the Bay Area for almost 8 years. I made a terrible decision and I was facing a one year loss of my license. I wouldn't be able to pay my rent or provide for my family so I was terrified. Incredibly he won my DMV hearing and I got no license suspension. He also got my DUI charge reduced to a reckless driving. He was very friendly and informative. He will always be the only lawyer that I go to! Jason
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Oh yeah!! They are successful in obtaining a dismissal of your case in the San Francisco County Superior Court and no further action is required. Henry H.