I don't usually write long reviews, but these guys deserve one…read more
First, I want to personally thank Brian Breiter and Jeff Twomey for everything they did for me.
My life changed when I was attacked and bitten by a German Shepherd at a Starbucks in San Jose, California. The dog severely injured my right forearm, leaving me with scarring, ongoing pain, weakness, and problems with sensation and strength in my arm. Beyond the physical injuries, the experience affected me emotionally and left me with a fear of dogs. These are things that don't simply disappear when the wounds heal.
My case was far from easy. It took almost five years and eventually went all the way to a jury trial in Santa Clara County. I learned firsthand that proving someone's pain, suffering, and long-term injuries in a courtroom is not as simple as people might think.
Let me tell you something about these gentlemen. Brian and Jeff are not just ordinary attorneys. These guys are top-notch trial lawyers who know their profession inside and out. They are the kind of lawyers who are willing to walk into a courtroom, stand before a judge and jury, and fight for their clients.
What I respect most is that these guys genuinely care about their clients. They are not the type of lawyers who simply sign you up and leave you wondering what's happening. They put in the work, and they stood by me through a difficult case.
You see attorney advertisements everywhere these days, on billboards, freeways, television, and social media. There is nothing wrong with advertising, but to me, what matters is what an attorney can actually do when it's time to stand in front of a jury. That's where real trial experience matters.
I also respect their involvement in the trial-law community, including ABOTA, the American Board of Trial Advocates. To me, what really matters is the experience and dedication they bring to the courtroom.
My case taught me that going to trial is not easy. There are motions, evidence, witnesses, legal arguments, and rules that most people never understand until they experience them firsthand. A jury ultimately makes its own decisions, and no attorney can guarantee an outcome.
Something else came out of this experience that I never expected. As their client, I became genuinely interested in learning about the law. I started paying attention to court procedures, legal arguments, and how attorneys prepare and present a case. The more I learned, the more I realized how much knowledge and preparation this profession requires.
I have a great deal of respect for Brian and Jeff, not only as attorneys but also as people. They treated me with kindness and respect, and I appreciate that.
What means the most to me is that after nearly five years, I don't just walk away with respect for the work Brian and Jeff did. I walk away with genuine appreciation for the people they are. I hope to stay in touch with both of them, and perhaps one day learn even more about the legal profession from their experience.
To anyone looking for serious trial lawyers, I would absolutely recommend speaking with Brian Breiter and Jeff Twomey.
Thank you, gentlemen, for everything. God bless you and your families.
**Five stars from me. Well deserved!**
