Clayton Griessmeyer is a lawyer with strong values who truly cares for his clients. 

As an associate attorney in California under the direction of Richard Duquette (911law.com) Clayton Griessmeyer participated in the following cases/areas;

• Felony Jury Trial-February 2009 North County San Diego-Co-Counsel. 
• Multiple felony drug possession with intent to sell cases. One involving year long DEA Sting Operation, "Sudden Fall" client had 1000+ pills of Ecstasy.  Operation Sudden Fall was "the largest drug bust in San Diego County history, and one of "the largest college drug busts in U.S. history."  Client had 1000+pills of Ecstasy  and was represented by Richard Duquette and assisted by Clayton Griessmeyer.  Client ended up with a reduce-able felony (to a misdemeanor) and 0 days jail time (without informing on any co-defendants).
• multiple felony dui cases
• 30+ count indictment-felony embezzlement and others
• Theft/ larceny
• Numerous misdemeanors
• DUI cases
• Juvenile DUI cases
• Motion work, mock trials
• DMV Hearings, DMV Administrative Appeals
• Criminal appeal  
• Burglary
• Child Endangerment
• Bringing shot gun shells into a sterile area at the airport
• Bail/bond hearings
• Possession of a silenced M-4 machine gun
• Possession of a butterfly knife

SOME CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL CASE RESULTS:

• Co-Counsel-Felony Jury Trial (with Richard Duquette)-February 2009 San Diego North County.  24 year old Marine Client was driving with his friend down the highway and was rear-ended causing an accident.  Client suffered broken wrist and passenger in other car suffered severe head laceration and lost vision in her eye.  Client had .14 b.a.c. 1 hour 45 mins after the accident.  Client was charged with two felony counts of DUI causing injury and two misdemeanor counts of DUI.  After 9 days in trial, Client was acquitted of all charges except one count of misdemeanor driving with .08 or higher.  Sentenced to 80 hours volunteer work-no jail, no restitution. (At the time of accident, client was exposed to up to 9 years prison) The jury said they did not believe the client caused the accident (as was alleged by the D.A. and the alleged victims).  The jury also said they did not feel the prosecution proved that the client was under the influence-only that he was over a .08**The client and his passenger told the officers they were rear ended just after the accident.  The alleged victims changed their story at least three times.
• Dry reckless-.08 b.a.c.
• Reduced bail from over $100,000 to $30,000,- after working past midnight the night before meeting with client in jail and writing a bail reduction motion
• Saved a client over $1,900 by getting a fine to run concurrent with custody (When he granted this, the Judge commented that Attorney Griessmeyer had done an excellent job handling the case)
• Helped a medical doctor keep his medical license after being convicted of a crime
• Kept an innocent father of two out of jail when charged with 2 pounds of meth (case was later dismissed).  Judge Nash in Los Angeles County Superior Court had this to say to the family of the defendant, "Your son is going home today because he has a super lawyer."  (The other two co-defendants went to jail on a prosecution bail motion).  Attorney Griessmeyer made three appearances that day to keep his innocent client out of jail.
  
  

 
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The following bicycle injury cases and results were obtained by Richard L. Duquette (911law.com) with help from Clayton Griessmeyer who worked for him as a law clerk and associate attorney. 
 

• Triathlete with broken back from car/bike collision requiring back surgery (driver turned left in front of bicylist who was descending and could not stop)-  Insurance policy limit +$200,000 in excess of policy
• Bicyclist collision with road rage driver outside of his vehicle resulting in broken hip requiring surgery (biker did not own a car and had ridden over 100,000 miles in his life.) Policy limits were obtained for the injured biker even though the driver had alighted from his vehicle prior to the collision with the bicyclist
• Cyclist with broken back and three separate hospital stays requiring major back surgery-Pending case
• Commuter cyclist with concussion and mild traumatic brain injury from collision with truck- Policy limits were obtained for the injured bicylist- Fortunately, she was able to return to commuting to work on her bicycle
• Triathlete who suffered broken elbow after collision with debris negligently left in road at night bicyclist made the decision to settle the case for $25,000 prior to trial
• Marine who suffered broken finger after collision with car (and other injuries which affected his military performance and career) Policy limits+ an additional $6,000 from his own underinsured insurance
• Commuter and ultra-distance rider who collided with truck while training for an upcoming race (4 broken ribs, severe knee injury, hospital stay, and numerous other injuries) Settled for policy limits after disclosure to the insurance company of still frame video of the defendant driver colliding with the bicyclist
• Cyclist who collided with back of vehicle resulting in knee injury and knee surgery- Settled for policy limits
• Commuter who suffered shoulder injuries requiring surgery-Insurance Policy limits
• Long time bicycle racer struck by boat and trailer being pulled by truck resulted in arm surgery and the implantation of several screws to fix a badly damaged arm-Pending case
• Bicyclist doored causing serious injury-Pending