Reviews

My experience with Mr. Khan and his firm was very recent. Before speaking with him, I reached out to numerous attorneys and my previous attorney was of no help. I'd lost all hope and thought that my life was going to go in a horrible direction. And then I reached out to Foglight Law. Mr. Khan dealt with me in a straightforward, non-pretentious and down to earth way. Also, he handled my case with flying stars and thanks to his intervention and advocacy, I can say that I am in a far far far better economic position. He is brilliant, honest, ethical and carries a strong sense of justice. When it comes to attorneys, he has surpassed all my expectations. If you need an attorney, I highly recommend T. Khan at Foglight Law. He is the absolute BEST! Thank you so very much, Mr. Khan.

No one smarter then Bruce McBirney on real estate. Very thorough.. Highly intelligent group of attorneys

Thanks Foglight! T. Khan helped me with a traffic matter. I was driving and was arrested for a warrant which is a misdemeanor and he got it reduced to an infraction! Even though the DA was being really strict with me trying to give the max fine and penalty.. I'm not sure how you did it but thanks for being there for me!

Being billed unexpectedly by a previous landlord for a damage you didn't cause is a very stressful experience. How do you defend yourself? Fortunately, Mr. Khanzada quickly came to my rescue and provided some much needed pointers. Having been able to consult with him immediately as I received the unexpected bill was a tremendous help. With his input, I was able to think things through clearly and plan out my response and further actions. I am grateful for the opportunity of consulting with Mr. Khanzada. I believe he is a knowledgable and CARING professional. I highly recommend working with him.

I'm writing this review because Mr. Khan was kind enough to ask. I met Mr. Khan at the LA County law library. I have been going through issues with a deadbeat spouse who could not care less about his children and now they're all grown up. I wanted to know my options and took the books. All the librarians I asked for help thought I was asking them for legal advice and refused to help me out. I strolled around the library in desperation and I noticed Mr. Khan. I knew he was an attorney right away. He was well dressed, groomed and had his face buried in the middle of a very large law book. I didn't want to be rude or annoy him but I needed someone to quickly explain how to get started and he had a kind face. I greeted him and explained my situation to Mr. Khan. I was on the verge of having a nervous breakdown with everything I'd been through and all I wanted to do is help my self! Mr. Khan closed his book and told me to have a seat. He must've seen that I was barely hanging on by a thread. He explained to me that if I wanted to continue without an attorney, I would be considered a pro se client. He explained that going forward pro se was risky and that even lawyers have a hard time with the law. He told me that the supreme court has nine justices and even they disagree about the law, that more than half of applicants who sit for the California bar fail the exam and that in criminal cases, the court system is reluctant to allow people to go forward without an attorney. I had never thought of that and hearing that put my mind at ease. He helped me understand that I was setting myself up for unrealistic expectations. I told him that I understood but I wanted to go forward, regardless. Then, he did something that I wouldn't have expected in a million years. He handed me a notepad from his briefcase and told me to take notes. We sat at the library for several hours and he lectured me on California family law. He summarized everything in a way that actually made sense! He wasn't condescending or short tempered. He gave me the foundation I needed to meaningfully engage with the material that was available. I now know I could collect back support with arrears! Of course a lot of stuff doesn't make sense and I still ask him for help. Why they don't teach family law in high school is beyond me. He has never asked me for anything in return. Until now. So what do I think about Attorney T. Khan? I think he's selfless. He knows his stuff like the back of his hand. He cares about people. He takes his valuable time with people. He's not greedy. He's well educated and brilliant. He knows how to connect with people. He respects women. He has compassion. He's reliable. He's an invaluable member of our community.

He was professional and easy to talk to. I talked to him about an idea for a board game because I was wondering how I could protect it. He told me that I could protect it using a whole bunch of different ways. He also gave me estimates on different things I'd have to do. I think he spent around two hours on the phone with me and didn't charge me for anything. I'm still on the fence about if I should do it but now, at least, I know what I'm getting into. I really appreciate his help. I like to see good people in business. I highly recommend him.

I had a great experience! My questions involved landlord tenant law and employment law. I got helpful advice that got me out of a sticky situation. T. is were super flexible and not dismissive because even though my issues weren't big money. For example, my landlord was being unfair. I couldn't make it out to T’s office so he met me at a bar near my home in Hollywood! Thanks to their help, I knew what to say to my landlord to avoid being pushed around. Highly recommend!