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30 Jun, 2020 by Cesar
GREAT - HONEST- AND VERY GOOD LAWYER,,, Goerge Poulos law firm, has represented me in the most proffessional manner, his ethics, friendship, courtesy, knowledge and honesty are of the highest standards and became very important to me, during the last 18 months as he represented me in my Workers Compensation case... I highly recommend George Poulos Law
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23 Dec, 2016 by Michael
Mr. Poulos has 25 years experience. He uses all the technicalities in the book to win cases. he can handle the complex cases. he is understanding and realistic. He really does fight hard to get me the highest amount possible. He loves fighting the insurance companies. He is kind and understanding.
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31 Oct, 2014 by Anonymous
George is a very nice person when you initially meet him to discuss your case. He did in fact win the case I was involved in but after years of no return calls, chasing him down for answers and a rude staff I would have made a different decision. You will NOT get the service or attention you are hoping for on your case as it has been my own personal situation. If you want to not know whats going on, be told he's working on it and never get a resolution then George is you man. I don't think that is someone you want to pay THOUSANDS of dollars out of your settlement for!
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10 Jun, 2019 by Emja
Truly Excellent! I spoke with Peter Piddoubny about a landlord/ tenant issue, after calling 2 attorneys recommended by The Bar Association, neither of whom showed any interest whatsoever.
Peter couldn't have been more different, he showed compassion, gave me clear advice, is obviously very knowledgeable and experienced and was able to explain the law clearly and in a manner that gave me a clear way forward.
After speaking with Peter and him answering all my questions honestly and clearly I felt very confident in my situation.
I would highly recommend Peter for any legal issue you may have.
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11 Oct, 2017 by Djordje
We are working with Peter for the last 15 years or more, tenants related issues ( 17 family building). After we switched from the previous Attorney, we never looked back. Fast to respond, serves tenants quickly, no mistakes. Affordable too.
Would definitely recommend.
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26 Dec, 2013 by Anonymous
He does not follow-up at all, is slow with getting things done, doesn't respond to emails, doesn't advocate for you, is untrustworthy (at one point he said he has signed executed contracts and just needed to forward them to me...the contracts were not signed by the other party) and he is very rude.
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19 Dec, 2019 by Fran
My family and I have used Mr. Savino for all of our legal needs. He is very knowledgeable and truly cares about his clients. I highly recommend Mr Savino for any legal matters
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04 Apr, 2017 by Anonymous
Very unprofessional, rude and shows no sympathy to the clients situation. Takes forever and I mean forver to get anything done with this attorney. Very slow. Yells at you and hangs up the phone on you. Poor behavior and lack of respect towards clients. Disgusting, there are other attorneys. etter than this guy.
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08 Aug, 2024 by Anonymous
Don’t hire him. He steals, lies, doesn’t communicate, acts like he doesn’t know you, doesn’t have a clue what he’s doing.
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03 Jan, 2022 by Antonio
Jimmy Solomos is the best eviction lawyer in Queens. He prevented the landlord from evicting me and collecting back rent from me. I am so pleased I hired Mr. Solomos. I recommend if you need an eviction lawyer in Queens
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14 Aug, 2021 by Anonymous
The worst person I ever met .he gets your money he gets disappeared and that's it
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24 May, 2021 by Anonymous
I do not recommend this lawyer, he only gets money. I went for a case and in the end I ended up with an asylum that he opened without consulting me.
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07 Aug, 2013 by Anonymous
I do recommend Mr. Cardinale. He is the best I have seen so far and does not make false statements. His office staff are also very friendly and responsive. So far, all my friends with REASONABLE cases have loved his work. There may be a few cases he has failed in, but then again, I am certain that other lawyers would have not succeeded in those cases either!
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18 Jan, 2023 by Anonymous
doesnt know the law and as a result really hurt my case. and cost me alot of my money. never called me back. the people who work in his office are very rude.
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23 Sep, 2019 by Steve
Worst experience I ever had with an attorney. No regard for his clients. Does not do the right thing. Never kept me informed and did not relay settlement offers to me that could have gotten me out of the case
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