Rufus Sims has been licensed for 33 years and has an office in Cleveland, OH. This attorney handles cases in Divorce & Separation and attended Cleveland State University - Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.
Not only is rufus a good Lawyer he is abetter person and a child of god. he will take on any case and he will win it for you. He is the type of lawyer that will all the small things that other lawyers wont do to win cases.
Rufus Sims, muscular and ruthless, was a 10th-grade dropout who elbowed his way up the ranks of a West Side street gang to become a multimillionaire drug dealer.
But the Rufus Sims who walked into Goldstein's office for the first time in March of 1987 wore only sweatpants, gym shoes and a T-shirt. He said he wanted to buy a house. He had been referred to Goldstein by a neighborhood friend whose wife had recently purchased a home.
Together, Goldstein and Sims learned to launder drug money.
Because he couldn't close real estate deals with gym bags full of cash, Sims was forced to "smurf"-to get friends and relatives to take his drug-derived money to banks and currency exchanges, where they would purchase cashier's checks and money orders in amounts under $10,000, thus avoiding federal currency reporting requirements.
Goldstein's law partnership broke up over disputes about whether the three young lawyers were pulling equal weight financially. Some of Goldstein's associates say he was a poor businessman who sometimes drove away wealthy clients by billing aggressively, while pouring hours into the cases of poor and blue-collar clients whose bills he couldn't collect.
Sims kept the Rolls in a bunker-like La Grange garage. And it was only behind locked doors that he adorned himself in his jewelry.
At La-Ron Jewelers, 5 S. Wabash Ave. , Sims bought a massive 14-karat gold pendant shaped like the grille of a Rolls-Royce.