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I don't know where to begin, I'm lost for words. They are just beyond life, its an amazing experience to have them help you through anything from a general question to Mr. Dillion exciting yet jarring life stories that always have a hidden message just for ur situation. Mrs.Dillion soft gentle approach that just makes you feel comfortable, safe and secure. Together they make you feel like apart of there extended family, with no judgment. Just guidance and honesty down whatever road you choose. They also on top of everything else did better than expected for my loved one... thank you again I'm forever grateful

I hired Dillon and Dillon to represent me on a criminal case in Los Angeles and I am so thankful I did. Managing attorneys Isaac and Dona met with me and answered all of my questions. They got my case dismissed! I cannot thank them enough for getting me the outcome they did. If you need a lawyer, I recommend them 100%.

Dillon & Dillon is one of the best law firms out there! They are a family-owned business and treat their clients like family. I’ve reached out to Attorney Dona Dillon for legal advice surrounding a personal injury and received both helpful and honest guidance that protected me. I hired them because they’re highly knowledgeable about personal injury law as well as a variety of other laws that can affect you. Dillon & Dillon have my highest of recommendations.

Kind, professional, knowledgable and aggressive law firm that always kept me updated about my case. I recommend them to anyone looking for a lawyer. Thank you.

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we hired these people and are not satisfied with their handling of our loved ones neglect no compassion to the family no communication. very insulting the one time we were at this if you want to call it an office definitely did not fight for what they say they stand for and for the sake of ur loved one please ask around if considering their services.. ....... . ..STEVEN C. PECK [#97343], 46, of Van Nuys was suspended for one year, stayed, placed on three years of probation with a 60-day actual suspension, and was ordered to take the MPRE within one year. The order took effect Aug. 16, 1998. Peck stipulated to seven counts of misconduct, most involving his handling of attorneys fees. In the first matter, Peck informed his client that his fee for handling a collection matter would be $10,000 plus costs. The client paid him $11,000. Peck then received more than $138,000 from a title company as payment of a pre-judgment writ of attachment. He paid his client $97,941.05 as his share. The client sued Peck seeking recovery of unearned and/or excess fees and won a judgment of $25,000, the court's jurisdictional limit. The court said the client actually was entitled to more than $33,000 from Peck. Peck then filed a motion for a new trial, which was denied. The court sanctioned him $1,000. He never paid either the $25,000 or the sanction. Peck was replaced as the attorney in a bankruptcy case and was ordered by the court to disgorge attorneys fees amounting to $4,200 within 10 days. He never did so. He then was held in contempt, but did not pay the fees for two months or the interest on the principal for three months. In mitigation, Peck has no prior record of discipline and believed he was owed the attorneys fees the courts found were unearned