Hi, I’m Attorney Jeffrey Randa, back with another installment of Two Minute Legal. Today, I want to talk about our driver’s license restoration and clearance appeal first-time win guarantee.
There really isn’t a lot to say about it other than this: if we take your case, we guarantee to win it.
That’s a big deal. It means you don’t risk your money. It means there are no questions like, “What are my chances?” or “Do you think I can win?” or “How does it look?”
We’re banking on winning.
Our guarantee means that if we don’t win the first time around, we are obligated to file your case again the next year — without any additional legal fee — and to keep doing so, however long it takes, until you do win.
In other words, when we take a case, we’re stuck with it until it’s successful.
And the last thing we want to do is obligate ourselves to a case that can’t be made into a winner. If we have to do the case all over again for free, that doubles our work and cuts our pay in half.
We bank on winning our cases the first time.
Because of that guarantee, we are just as invested in your success as you are. We want you to win. There is literally no benefit to us in taking a case that can’t be made into a winner.
There’s another important benefit to the guarantee as well: we won’t take cases that can’t be made into winners.
We’re not interested in someone trying to BS their way through the license appeal process. We carefully screen every case to make sure a person has truly quit drinking and is genuinely committed to remaining alcohol-free.
We’re putting our name on your paperwork, our reputation behind your case, and we’re obligating ourselves to stick with it.
Beyond not wanting to do double work for half pay, we also don’t want to pour our time, effort, and energy into a case for someone who isn’t being honest about their sobriety.
So our guarantee protects the person who hires us, and it also protects us from ever being tempted to take a case just for a payday.
I hope that helps with your decision-making.
Thanks for watching.