EXHIBIT C · COUNSEL OF RECORD

The people on your side of the file.

Two partners and one associate, all trial lawyers, all reachable. This is who answers when the line rings, and why they do the work.

01The Bench3 of record

Three lawyers. No case managers.

The lawyer you hire is the lawyer who appears. Here is who that is, what they have done, and why they defend.

Elena Marsh

Partner. Former deputy public defender.

Eleven years in the public defender's office taught Elena Marsh what volume does to a defense, and she built this firm to refuse it. She has tried more than sixty cases to juries, most of them for people who could not afford to lose one. She still answers her own phone.

ADMITTEDARDEN STATE BAR

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FORMERLYDEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER

JURY TRIALS60+ (ILLUSTRATIVE)

I defend because the accusation is always the loudest voice in the room. Somebody has to be the second voice, and it has to be good.

E. MARSH · WHY SHE DEFENDS

Dean Calloway

Partner. Former state prosecutor.

Dean Calloway spent his first decade as a state prosecutor, the lawyer on the other side of the file. He crossed to the defense in 2014 and has stayed. He reads an indictment the way its author hopes no one ever will.

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FORMERLYSTATE PROSECUTOR

DEFENSE SINCE2014

JURY TRIALS40+ (ILLUSTRATIVE)

I spent years building the State's files. I know where they are thin, and now I work for the person they are about.

D. CALLOWAY · WHY HE DEFENDS

Jonah Reyes

Associate.

Jonah Reyes came to the firm from a clerkship in the criminal division and never left the courtroom. He second-chairs every trial team and writes the research that turns a motion into a suppressed search.

ADMITTEDARDEN STATE BAR

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ROLEASSOCIATE

SECOND CHAIREVERY TRIAL TEAM

I defend because the first person who actually listens to you should be someone on your side of the table.

J. REYES · WHY HE DEFENDS

02The Interview RoomFirst meeting

How the first meeting runs.

Black-and-white photograph of a defense attorney and a client seated across a bare table in a consultation room — Exhibit E · First meetingArden County

What to bring

Charging papers, bail paperwork, and anything from the arrest. Do not write your own account for anyone but us.

What gets decided

You leave with a position on bail, a plan for the next court date, and instructions you can actually follow.

What stays privileged

Everything you say to us is privileged. Everything you say to anyone else is evidence.

03Why Defense OnlyOne practice

Defense only. Nothing else.

This firm does one thing. We do not write wills or close houses; we defend people accused of crimes. The State starts every case ahead, with the report, the lab, and the first word. Our work is the second word, and two lawyers answer this phone themselves, because you should be able to reach the person running your file.

One practice · One line

04The CallLine open

You hire a lawyer. Talk to one.

24-hour line

(555) 024-7100

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