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Pros
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Knowledgeable, professional, and responsive attorneys who provide thorough explanations and strategic advice
“David listened intently to my issues, then presented me with options of ways he could handle the case. He also included items that I could collect myself to save money on fees. As a result of our consultation, I feel confident in his abilities to handle my case.”
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Excellent customer service and communication from the entire legal team
“From initial contact to consultation everyone has been super nice and helpful. The attorney we met with Chris was understanding, asked good questions, and was very knowledgeable about our options.”
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Attorneys who genuinely care about their clients and work diligently to achieve the best possible outcomes
“I can't say enough good things about this firm. I worked with Luke Carlson and Stephanie Reyes. The legal matter I was dealing with was truly awful and heartbreaking. With the sound consul and support from the Carlson team we not only "got through" but ended up with a better result than I'd dared hope for.”
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Transparent and fair pricing, with options provided to save clients money
“David listened intently to my issues, then presented me with options of ways he could handle the case. He also included items that I could collect myself to save money on fees.”
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Extensive expertise in HOA/condominium law and real estate/business litigation
“It was easily identifiable that LS Carlson has extensive knowledge and experience when it comes to condominium law. They were very professional, treated me with respect, and were responsive to the needs of my case every step of the way.”
Cons
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Initial consultations can be costly, which may deter some potential clients
“Spoke to their call answering service or their front desk girl. Right away, she wanted 500.00 just to see about speaking a lawyer. A bit high out of the gates, i would guess their hourly will be need 1,300 or more.”
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Billing can sometimes be perceived as excessive or unclear, leading to frustration for some clients
“I was charged $120 to leave a voicemail on my HOA's machine, when the office was closed after 1pm, twice. I had to pay hours of work for them to try and understand the case which i had writen out and had checked by 3 neighbors to see if it was crystal clear, They wrote a letter to the main HOA which was completely wrong as it refrenced the sub community, then i was charged over $1000 for it and had to argue for it to be cancelled, had they checked before sending id have clarified.”
