DFWDWI Doug Wilder Incompetant, thief, con-artist, egotistic, rip off, misleading, does not listen, does not prepare Dallas, Texas

I wish to retract the amendment I made towards Doug Wilder. We had spoken and he told me that he would assist me in making my case right if I could have my first statement removed. However, due to restrictions with Ripoff Reports policy, a statement cannot be removed once placed. I explained this to him, and told him I would at least write a message stating that we had resolved our issues with one another. This was not good enough, therefore he did not assist me at all

In turn, I wish to state that nothing was resolved between us, and I firmly stand by my first statement. If you consider hiring him to defend you, do it at your own risk. I paid him $5,000 dollars, only to have him not even investigate or study my case. I did more good going into the courtroom then he did in the three times he went in and out of there. He also mentioned he is in a hurry, and was agitated when I asked if I could speck with the judge. He mentioned again he was in a hurry when he presented me some paper work to sign, without giving explanation of what they were so I would just sign them so he could go on. This was a mistake on my part. You would think for $5,000 your attorney would have come to the court with all the facts together, and at least attempt to be prepared to explain all the facts so you could get a fair trial.

Instead, after he was paid, he did not care what happened with my case. It was not worth putting any effort into...my money was in his bank! The least he could have done was refund a partial amount of what I paid him since he did not do what he had been paid for.

In closing, Doug Wilder proclaims to be the "Best DWI Attorney in Texas". At least the is what he paid a magazine to post. Don't believe it! You hire him, and he will be as unreliable to you as he was for me. Typical attorney, out to rob you of your money, then just throw you into the fire with more favoritism to the judge.

There are a lot better attorneys out there. Check them out before you think of hiring him!

You said he never met with you once from the time of the charge and the court case.  When did you actually pay the $5,000? Before or after you signed the papers at the court the day of the verdict?  At which point did you realize this guy was not a good attorney to represent you?  $5,000 seem like a heck of a lot of money to be paying an attorney in the first place if you were not even driving and wasnt even behiind the wheel plus the keys still in your pocket when the cops came on the scene? 

To pay someone because they were the best in the business for somethign you didnt do , sound like way too much trouble or a lotmissing in between whats posted here.

Problems Were Resolved

Represented me in a DWI case in 2008.