He's Facing the FBI Tomorrow. His Lawyer Ghosted Him
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If you're hiring a criminal defense attorney, don't just take their word for it—talk to former clients. If they claim attorney-client privilege prevents that, it's usually a red flag. The best lawyers have clients who will gladly vouch for them. One client I'm helping has a proffer session with the government tomorrow—a major step. Yet his lawyer spent only 20 minutes preparing him. No role-playing. No strategy. Just "tell the truth." That's not enough.
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