"Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold"
From HollywoodWeekly.Net
October 2008
 You’d almost have to imagine the worst scenario possible. A limbo just shy of death. Possession of cocaine found by some eager cop who was looking to meet his quota for the night. He pulled you over because you’re eyes shifted nervously when he pulled up next to you. You wore your emotions on your sleeve. See you’d just been informed via cell phone from your best friend that he left some coke in a sandwich baggie in your glove compartment, so every shadow of a cop had you jumping out of your skin.
But just as the cop is shoving you on the back of your head into the backseat of his squad car like you’ve seen on every cop show in your entire life, you remember a detail from out of nowhere. You were at some Hollywood party – a friend of a friend of a friend invited you to crash it with him. Anyway, while you were there you noticed a tall figure in a suit who a lot of recognizable musicians seemed to be gathering around. He was handing out his cards and people were grabbing them like kids trick-or-treating, so you walked over to get your share.
It was a black card with the name Barry Sands printed on it, with a number and an address – but it was the back of the card that was unique: it had a sort of mini script composed to be read to an arresting officer, informing him that you wanted “Barry Sands” to be called immediately. From the back of the police car you tell the cop your plans, and the first chance you get you call Barry and tell him your plight. Odds are the first thing Barry’s going to do is calm you down. He’ll listen patiently to your story while the wheels are spinning in his head and even though he might not tell you at that moment, he’s already found a glitch in the Constitutional protocol that’s supposed to be followed every time an arrest is made… In simple terms, he knows how to get you freed…
But in that scenario you were innocent – what if the coke was yours, and you really had an addiction? Most Attorneys wouldn’t want to touch a case like that, because they’ve already judged you. Barry’s different. He’s been there. He overcame his alcohol addiction and has been sober for years. He’s a licensed Drug and Alcohol addiction Counselor, and had even used hi expertise on “Celebrity Rehab.” Barry doesn’t want to just get his clients out of jail, but, forgive the heavy-handed poetry here, he wants to free them from their addiction. I know it sounds a little much for an Attorney. Most people think Lawyers belong to the Church of Capitalism and care very little about their clients. In some cases that might be true, but believe me when I say you’ve never met an Attorney like Barry Sands.
Most of the camera people for shows like TMZ know him by name, because they’re used to seeing him escorting his celebrity clients from their court cases, usually with an arm around their shoulder. He’s almost like the “Jerry Maguire” of Attorneys with his clients. He actually cares. Go visit his website and read and listen to the testimonials by the famous and the not-so-famous.
Anytime you have an Attorney who mixes spirituality, ethics and morality into the “Mission Statement” of their Law Firm, you know you’re in good hands. With Barry Sands you’ve got a Tiger fighting for you in court, and the best friend you could ever hope for…
If you have been charged with a crime or are being investigated by authorities, it is imperative that you contact Barry Sands today and speak with him confidentially about your matter. Mr. Sands is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to speak by phone at 1-877-BGS-CRIMLYR (247-2746) and may also be reached via email at BSandsLAW@aol.com or by using the convenient contact form located on our contact page.
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