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Episode Summary:
In this episode of Defending the Windy City, criminal defense attorney David Drwencke, founding partner of DRD Law, concludes his three-part series inspired by Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle. Having explored his “why” and “how” in earlier episodes, David now turns to the “what”—the real work DRD Law performs every day in courtrooms across Chicago and beyond.
David outlines the types of cases his firm handles, from misdemeanors to serious felonies, and shares how DRD Law builds trust, manages expectations, and guides clients through the intimidating criminal justice process. He explains why every case, no matter how small, is treated with equal seriousness, and how his team measures success not only by verdicts but also by the long-term impact on clients’ lives.
This episode provides a rare behind-the-scenes look at the scope of criminal defense work, the strategies behind effective representation, and the mission that drives DRD Law to deliver life-changing results for its clients.
Key Moments in This Episode
1:00 – The range of criminal cases DRD Law takes on
3:15 – Why discovery is central to building a defense
5:00 – Helping first-time offenders manage fear and expectations
7:30 – Lowering anxiety for clients facing serious charges
10:10 – Treating every case with equal seriousness and respect
12:45 – Defining real success beyond verdicts
15:20 – How plea agreements can sometimes be victories
18:00 – Why clients should never fear reaching out for help
19:30 – Staying connected to DRD Law’s mission and purpose
About the Show:
Defending the Windy City with attorney David Drwencke takes listeners inside the courtroom battles and legal strategies shaping criminal defense in Chicago and beyond. With years of experience as a judicial law clerk and criminal defense attorney, David shares real-world insight into protecting defendants’ rights, exposing flaws in prosecutions, and fighting for fairness in the justice system.
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By defendingthewindycityEpisode Summary:
In this episode of Defending the Windy City, criminal defense attorney David Drwencke, founding partner of DRD Law, concludes his three-part series inspired by Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle. Having explored his “why” and “how” in earlier episodes, David now turns to the “what”—the real work DRD Law performs every day in courtrooms across Chicago and beyond.
David outlines the types of cases his firm handles, from misdemeanors to serious felonies, and shares how DRD Law builds trust, manages expectations, and guides clients through the intimidating criminal justice process. He explains why every case, no matter how small, is treated with equal seriousness, and how his team measures success not only by verdicts but also by the long-term impact on clients’ lives.
This episode provides a rare behind-the-scenes look at the scope of criminal defense work, the strategies behind effective representation, and the mission that drives DRD Law to deliver life-changing results for its clients.
Key Moments in This Episode
1:00 – The range of criminal cases DRD Law takes on
3:15 – Why discovery is central to building a defense
5:00 – Helping first-time offenders manage fear and expectations
7:30 – Lowering anxiety for clients facing serious charges
10:10 – Treating every case with equal seriousness and respect
12:45 – Defining real success beyond verdicts
15:20 – How plea agreements can sometimes be victories
18:00 – Why clients should never fear reaching out for help
19:30 – Staying connected to DRD Law’s mission and purpose
About the Show:
Defending the Windy City with attorney David Drwencke takes listeners inside the courtroom battles and legal strategies shaping criminal defense in Chicago and beyond. With years of experience as a judicial law clerk and criminal defense attorney, David shares real-world insight into protecting defendants’ rights, exposing flaws in prosecutions, and fighting for fairness in the justice system.