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Kyle Green
180 S. Ash St., Tempe, AZ
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4.5
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Peter
14 Dec, 2022
Kyle T. Green, P.L.L.C is a FANTASTIC Lawyer‼ He and his assistants were Very: friendly, helpful, kind, understanding, knowledgeable and professional with me and my case‼ I'm sure that was the reason for the Positive results ‼ He is VERY ethical and affordable ‼ I would recommend him to anyone ‼
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Consiglio
25 Aug, 2022
I got stuck with this scheister lawyer when I filed a motion for a change of counsel and was met with consent verbal condescending, chastising abuse during our calls. He said, the reason you got me was because, you had issues with other attorneys. My other court appointed attorneys screwed me over by not getting my phone where I had evidence to clear my charges and circumvent me to take a plea. When I realize it would ruin my life, she would not undo the plea which I found too late I could have. Another Lawyer, dumped me off on her investigator who told me the system was not fair. That women got away with ruining your life. How they lost a really strong case. If I did not trust them, to get another team. He says, obvious they did and they withdrew and I got appointed." No, I motion the courts three weeks before my previous attorney withdrew and had to remind her to withdraw from my case.
Kyle patronizes me saying, I have been doing post-conviction relief for eight years, nine years, something like that.' You are the first client to call me to know about your case two days after I gotten it. "This is not my first rodeo." So, my case is like a circus or a rodeo to him. When I ask questions about my charges he said, “If you have a problem with the classifications an offense, take it up with legislator. Don't take it up with me.” I get ridiculed for calling him first.
He had my case for a month and he did nothing. I motion the court again and was denied and stuck with him. My previous team had an investigator who were going to look into other angles for my case. He refused to get one. I had a free consultation from another attorney which I could not afford who told me all my lawyers were giving me in effective council and all Kyle did was read the report and replied he saw nothing wrong. However, he said, if I did not sign a plea, you would have won at trial. Kyle put in no effort in my case and was vindictive not to withdraw and the courts made me stay with him I was not able to represent myself.
I am glad I am the second person in a month who has submitted a negative review on Kyle Green and others will come forward.
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Anonymous
30 Jul, 2022
I’m not a lawyer. I don’t know what information is relevant, what needs to be substantiated with evidence, or how I’m allowed to communicate in a courtroom under these pretenses. That’s why I hired an attorney.
I was assaulted by a man who lied to me about his identity. His true identity revealed that he is the author of a book that advocates for the assault of women. Obviously had I known that, I never would have gone out with him. There was an extreme amount of manipulation that followed the assault. The incident culminated with an altercation at my gym that prompted me to file a restraining order, which I was granted. I hired Kyle when the order was challenged.
I filed a case against this man with the local police. What I had to say was compelling enough that an undercover detective showed up to the hearing.
I got a delayed start to working with Kyle because his team couldn't even be bothered to ensure they put the correct name on the contract.
Virtually no information was requested of me prior to the hearing. When asked about text communication I did tell him there wasn't much- my communication with my abuser was months ago and I didn't remember the full extent of our conversation. A prepared attorney would have asked to see the texts anyway- the burden of proof is on the filer and he had literally nothing else to do to prepare.
When we got to the courtroom I noticed my witness wasn’t there, so I called him. He explained that Kyle told him he was going to confirm with him and that that didn't happen. Regardless of who’s error it was, I asked if he needed to come and Kyle said no. The hearing started very late and he lives right next to the courthouse and could have made it if I had insisted. I would have insisted had I known that I wouldn't be able to reference anything that happened at the gym that day without his testimony. I don’t understand why Kyle wouldn’t have communicated this to me knowing the impact it would have on my ability to address any part of that very scary event.
The fact that my abuser lied to me about his identity is far from irrelevant. Mesa PD are the ones who informed me of this- I had no idea that I would need to provide a witness from Mesa PD about how I arrived at this information. The judge did not allow me to say a single word about this. This is procedural information Kyle would have known as an attorney.
I failed to meet my burden of proof- or rather KYLE did. He failed to do his due diligence and look at the texts. He failed to connect with the witness, and failed to advise me appropriately when asked about whether the witness needed to come. He failed to provide evidence regarding the information I was given by the police on the true identity of my abuser, or to advise me appropriately
The worst thing happened- the protective order was dropped. Had I been doing this on my own without Kyle’s council I would have taken the due diligence to research what was required of me and I would have shown up more prepared than I did with him by my side. I seriously doubt a detective would have been in that room on my behalf had my account really been that unreliable or outlandish. The outcome of that hearing obliterated any chance I'll ever have of justice for the sodomy I endured.
It got much worse though, my abuser requested attorney fees and they were granted. Kyle decided it wasn’t important to communicate with me as his client before he challenged the order. I’m angry that he sent off the objection without so much as asking me about it or having me review the letter. Had he taken a single moment to talk to me, he would have known that I spent most of last year on unemployment, as I was forced to restructure my business.He completely failed to represent my interests, as he took zero time to understand
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Top review highlights
Pros
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Highly knowledgeable and experienced lawyer
“Kyle was very caring, supportive, and interested in following up with is during this trying time.”
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Provides excellent customer service and communication
“Kyle was fantastic when I faced an aggravated assault charge. As this was my first time in any kind of legal trouble, I had SO MANY questions, misconceptions, and worries. Kyle was patient and thorough in answering my questions and explaining things succinctly and clearly.”
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Achieves successful outcomes for clients
“Kyle did an incredible job on my case. I was wrongfully accused of a crime by the State. I have no criminal background and had no idea where to start. I talked to Kyle, and from the very beginning he was confident that he could win the case, putting my mind at ease. Kyle got the case dismissed before it even went to Trial.”
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Provides affordable and reasonable fees
“His fees was very reasonable, and I would absolutely recommend his services to anyone that asked!”
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Highly recommended by satisfied clients
“I wouldn't hesitate to use him again in the future, although I hope the need doesn't arise. I can, however, with confidence recommend him to others.”
Cons
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Lack of diligence and preparation in some cases
“Virtually no information was requested of me prior to the hearing. When asked about text communication I did tell him there wasn't much- my communication with my abuser was months ago and I didn't remember the full extent of our conversation. A prepared attorney would have asked to see the texts anyway- the burden of proof is on the filer and he had literally nothing else to do to prepare.”
2
Failure to communicate effectively with clients
“He completely failed to represent my interests, as he took zero time to understand.”
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