#axion labs

Damon's work room as a security guard

The old dog kennel

There’s no way that Axion Labs only had one guard dog that was put down. That was a big ass facility, there were more dogs. There’s probably just one ghost of them and the rest moved on with nothing tying them to the living world.

New Post has been published on http://www.rockindlaw.com/reckless-driving-168-blood-test-bad-driving-and-a-bad-attitude/

Reckless Driving: .168 Blood Test, Bad Driving And A Bad Attitude

How to try the case was one of the first questions that I asked of myself.

Neil, how are you going to defend this case?

I’d soon be asking those same questions to others in my office.  We strategized, hypothecated, analyzed and pondered and yet we were left to wonder what to do.  The evidence was strong:  .168 blood test, bad driving, bad FST’s and arguing with the police.  Oh, don’t forget the refusal of the breath tests.  Yes, this case presented a challenge. So when we walked out of court on jury trial day with a “Reckless Driving,” some may wonder

how’d you pull that off?

While its not simple, the answer is:  we work hard, know our “stuff” and remain committed to standing behind Neil Rockind’s trial skills and acumen.  Over the last decade, few lawyers have proved as adept at arguing cases to juries as Neil Rockind of Rockind Law.  Couple that with Colin Daniels’ analysis and both Rockind’s and Daniels’ mastery of blood alcohol testing and many “unwinnable” cases become defensible and even winnable.

Both Rockind and Daniels spent approximately a week in Chicago working in/at Axion Laboratories.  Rockind and Daniels learned how to take the mystery out of blood alcohol testing.  This is not CSI and our attorneys have the data to prove it.  When a lawyer doesn’t fear a .168 blood alcohol test and instead stands ready to pull the curtain back and reveal a man, not a wizard, some prosectors’ take notice and react positively.

A Reckless Driving reduced from an OWI/DUI.  Yes, this happened this week to Rockind Law attorneys and one of our fortunate clients.  Why?  Rockind Law stood prepared and ready to go.