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| - I hired Cantor after I asked for a recommendation (a few years back) for a friend's friend in Tempe where Cantor had his office, which is where the DUI occurred. If I had known he had moved into one of the most expensive properties in downtown Phoenix, I might have not have consulted him. But I felt there were problems with the entire DUI process and that I needed a lawyer. Because he had previously practiced in Tempe, I thought he was a good choice. In retrospect and as I was later informed, he was the worse choice. I never believed the breathalyzer number Tempe PD gave me and I never refused to blow contrary to Tempe PD's assertion. I thought I had a good case. Until I witnessed a young female named Jessica in Cantor's lobby discussing a bribe with an older man who asked if my cystic fibrosis definitely kicked in in two years. I DO NOT HAVE CYSTIC FIBROSIS. That is a fiction my step-mother created in the 80's. My DUI blood did not come back for months after it had gone to Tucson (mysteriously) for lab work. The arresting officer no showed TWICE at the Motor Vehicle hearing (he first postponed to be accurate then no showed). Cantor's firm did not inform me of a successful motion they filed with Tempe Court and thus I took the plea deal based on their advice and the information I had available at the time. Cantor's OWN associate told me I had a malpractice/fraud case against Cantor. Several people have confided my BAC was actually not even over .15 much less over .2 as was claimed (which was what I was fairly sure of). Then when I filed a malpractice claim, I got a judge who, let's just say, was not a good draw. I would NEVER recommend Cantor's firm for anything. Plus they were terrifically expensive and lied to me about my case. I also received information after the fact (in writing) that the State Bar of Arizona was in collusion with the process as I was a licensed attorney. I became the only attorney likely in the state of Arizona to completely lose a law license over a trumped up DUI. Cantor's associate told me plenty of lawyers and judges in Arizona had first time DUI's, which was my situation. But I got permanently suspended by the State Bar of Arizona, the equivalent of disbarment, it just sounds less harsh. So, in the end, I concluded how Cantor defends the DUI depends on where the most cash is coming from. I only paid $6K. How much did the older man pay who thought my cystic fibrosis kicked in in two years? And the State Bar of Arizona has a Jessica with whom I have had words with for years over her lack of ethics. Bottom line: if you desire to drink, either move to a different state with ethical legal processes or vacation elsewhere. Do not give Arizona and its unethical legal processes your money or the time of day. On top of all that, the intoxilyzer was miswired into my car AND it was deliberately miscalibrated. Thanks for nothing Cantor. You can take back all those fruit baskets you sent me after I recommended you to my friend's friend.
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