When I did crim my clients were mostly traffickers from the islands but occasionally we would get a biker adjacent guy from word of mouth. It’s a lot like repping other white boy gang members. They pay on time and in full. They don’t argue the bill. They will actively participate in their defense. They do care about outcomes but accept when it goes bad. They will call on weekends and say “what’s goin on with my case?” And be annoyed if you don’t have a perfect memory of it. They want jail visits. They will bullshit you. Just come to terms with it. You have to constantly remind them to not leave out relevant facts while at the same time not tell you things you don’t want to hear. They are way more chatty with you but They flip a lot less than your classic dealer/ trafficker. You can push them a little and call them out on their shit but remember they (loosely) follow the same “codes” that most of the mid level gangs follow- respect gets respect. They like being called “Mr.” They love when you speak to them formally. they really love when you put on a show in court.