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10 Dec, 2024 by Jason cellars
I don't think they told me the truth one time during my entire case. After my case is over and I received almost No medical treatment and almost no money, now I am talking to other attorneys. They are all telling me Seigel and Rouhana scammed me and lied to me. If only I had called other attorneys earlier, everything would be different. Do not fall for Seigel and Rouhana's lies. They want to get you as little money as possible. All of their clients say they have been taken advantage of but they don't find out until it's too late. They have a class action being filed against them soon by their former clients. They are thieves.
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19 Oct, 2024 by Gg charities
Since retaining this firm, it has been great, responsive, and dedicated to making me comfortable and resourceful with waiting for my weekly wages from the insurance company . So far, great!
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26 Sep, 2024 by Timesha johnson
Jason mansmann went above and beyond to make sure I got decent settlement I will definitely use law firm of Sigel & Rouhana again. I will refer this law firm to my family and friends Thank you again Jason mansmann
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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11 Dec, 2024 by Ray mcgowan
Wasserman White Family Law provided excellent insight and advice throughout a challenging experience! I felt prepared at every step of the process!
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24 Jul, 2024 by The prolific maryland kid
12 Jul, 2024 by Shelley-rose moghrabi
That won't happen to me, I said. I am not of that race, nationality, or ethnicity, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t practice that religion, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not of that sexual orientation, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I’m not part of that income bracket, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, I don’t have that disability, and so I did not speak out. That won’t happen to me, I said, until it was physically in my face, had me backed into a corner, and was spewing utter vitriol at me. That won't happen to me, I said, he'd never lay a hand on me, until one day the physical aggression caused me physical pain and injury. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a domestic violence hotline. That won’t happen to me, I said, until thirteen months ago, when I found myself hurriedly packing a bag and fleeing my home, and boarding an aircraft out of state, because I feared for my life and safety. Fifty years ago, when my mother and her family escaped their war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and one bag per person due to religious persecution, I never imagined that one day, fifty years into the future, that I too would one day find myself following in her footsteps, quite literally.
I never imagined that I would one day find myself fleeing my home with nothing but the clothes on my back and one small carry-on bag, and boarding a same-day aircraft bound for 1,000+ miles away, because I too feared for my life and safety. Thirteen months ago, when I found myself on the phone with a local domestic violence agency in my state, I never imagined that the proverbial door would get slammed in my face, on the basis that I earned too much money to qualify for any help or support. Since I was born and raised abroad, and with my own family still living halfway around the world, it was in that moment that I truly realized, and that it genuinely sunk in, that I was going to be completely and entirely alone in the process of escaping the cycle of violence.
In 1848, divorce was practically unheard of. Most states had fault-based divorce laws outlining the requirements and criteria permitting divorce: lunacy, adultery, desertion, or cruelty. This meant that couples could only pursue divorce IF they could prove, in a court of law, that one or the other had committed one of these offenses. However, given the laws (or lack thereof) governing women's rights and freedoms at the time, divorce was far more complex for women, as they remained at risk of being unable to regain their last names, unable to retain property acquired prior to their marriage, or unable to obtain custody of their children. These fault-based grounds are in stark contrast to the no-fault system that exists across most states today. Today, after decades of tireless advocacy, and thanks to incredible attorneys like Laurie Wasserman and Virginia Yeoman, people are no longer required to remain shackled to their spouses, and have the freedom to escape the cycle of violence. Thanks to the fabulous support of Laurie and Virginia, I've not only been able to survive, but I am slowly on my way to thriving again. The words "happiness" and "divorce" are the last two words you'd expect to see in the same sentence, but that is exactly what Virginia and Laurie have facilitated for me.
For anyone considering engaging the services of Laurie Wasserman and her team, from the bottom of my heart, I wholeheartedly recommend them and their entire office. They'll not only save your life, but they will also help re-unlock your door to freedom, health, independence, and joy again.
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15 Oct, 2024 by Aisha taylor
Kathleen Cahill, JD is a brilliant, very experienced, passionate and dedicated labor attorney who I highly recommend to any client needing support for any legal labor matters. She has an impressive fund of current knowledge surrounding all Maryland labor law and is an absolutely impressive advocate. I have worked with her for 4 years and rely on her for all labor/ employment related concerns I have. I cannot say enough positive things about her. I always trust her expertise and guidance and have recommended several clients to her and will continue to do so. Her dedication to ensuring that her clients receive what is fair and equitable under the law is refreshing. Her commitment to her clients is rare. I truly admire her for her integrity, fairness, transparency and willingness to go the extra mile to ensure the best outcomes possible for her clients. She has always impressed with her ability to provide the best clarity surrounding complex labor law and contracts. Again I highly recommend her to anyone needing legal counsel or representation surrounding labor law. If I could give her 10 stars I would :-)
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10 Aug, 2024 by Austin
i wouldn't recommend her. i reach out about hiring her she replied with "i cannot offer to assist you with your matter. I cannot see what meaningful help I could lend under these circumstances" an it was a basic WRONGFUL TERMINATION CASE. which is her thing. didn't wanna help other then giving me a 1 800 number
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08 Jul, 2024 by Dw
I went through a few lawyers who gave me questionable advices before I came across Kathleen. First of all, she's working directly on my case, not other junior assistants. Second, Kathleen is not only very experienced and knowledgeable about the law, but most importantly, she's consultative and able to advice each step along the way. What's the strategy? What to say/do in what situation? You simply do not get this level of attention and support in other places.
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10 Dec, 2024 by Jason cellars
I don't think they told me the truth one time during my entire case. After my case is over and I received almost No medical treatment and almost no money, now I am talking to other attorneys. They are all telling me Seigel and Rouhana scammed me and lied to me. If only I had called other attorneys earlier, everything would be different. Do not fall for Seigel and Rouhana's lies. They want to get you as little money as possible. All of their clients say they have been taken advantage of but they don't find out until it's too late. They have a class action being filed against them soon by their former clients. They are thieves.
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19 Oct, 2024 by Gg charities
Since retaining this firm, it has been great, responsive, and dedicated to making me comfortable and resourceful with waiting for my weekly wages from the insurance company . So far, great!
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26 Sep, 2024 by Timesha johnson
Jason mansmann went above and beyond to make sure I got decent settlement I will definitely use law firm of Sigel & Rouhana again. I will refer this law firm to my family and friends Thank you again Jason mansmann
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26 Nov, 2024 by Rhonda coleman
The attorney thought everything was a joke while working my case. Very unprofessional, the backend staff is professional but not the attorney.
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19 Nov, 2024 by Jess rob
I called to start bankruptcy case they didn’t hesitate to take my money. I didn’t sign anything now they wanna bring up policy when I asked for a refund. I file myself before I let them get over on me when I desperately need help
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31 Oct, 2024 by Clifton cook
26 Nov, 2024 by Rhonda coleman
The attorney thought everything was a joke while working my case. Very unprofessional, the backend staff is professional but not the attorney.
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19 Nov, 2024 by Jess rob
I called to start bankruptcy case they didn’t hesitate to take my money. I didn’t sign anything now they wanna bring up policy when I asked for a refund. I file myself before I let them get over on me when I desperately need help
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31 Oct, 2024 by Clifton cook
26 Nov, 2024 by Rhonda coleman
The attorney thought everything was a joke while working my case. Very unprofessional, the backend staff is professional but not the attorney.
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19 Nov, 2024 by Jess rob
I called to start bankruptcy case they didn’t hesitate to take my money. I didn’t sign anything now they wanna bring up policy when I asked for a refund. I file myself before I let them get over on me when I desperately need help
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31 Oct, 2024 by Clifton cook
26 Nov, 2024 by Rhonda coleman
The attorney thought everything was a joke while working my case. Very unprofessional, the backend staff is professional but not the attorney.
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19 Nov, 2024 by Jess rob
I called to start bankruptcy case they didn’t hesitate to take my money. I didn’t sign anything now they wanna bring up policy when I asked for a refund. I file myself before I let them get over on me when I desperately need help
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31 Oct, 2024 by Clifton cook
25 Aug, 2024 by Roger madison
This dude is a loud mouth chuckle head who thinks being a loud bully is how you win cases.
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31 Mar, 2024 by Jass saini
After my DUI, I hired Gary. His guidance was perfect. I followed his instructions, and when we got to court he really showed his expertise. We got better results than we could have even hoped for. I highly recommend him to anyone with DUI or DWI.
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10 Nov, 2023 by Mitch waters
Mr. Bernstein just help get me through possibly one of the worst situations in my life. He took my legal case very personal and represented me to the fullest to make sure I was acquitted of all charges. I am very pleased with his hard work and he is worth more than his weight in gold. Possibly the best criminal lawyer in MD. Big ups to Mr. Gary Bernstein the living legend!
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21 Jan, 2023 by Christina soles
Highly recommended! This law firm provided me with nothing short of a consistently exceptional client-centered experience. Todd could not have been more professional, yet very personable and attentive to the client’s needs and addressing any concerns. Wonderful results as well as a pleasant experience. Thanks again.
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19 Jun, 2019 by Rahmatullah khaiber
My first meeting with Mr Todd Willson was great, very kind, high quality experienced and obviously a great personality and awesome person every met.
He helped me with my case and provided me with great advice and opinions.
I really appreciate Mr Todd and the Bodie law firm with having very experienced Attorneys.
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25 Jul, 2018 by M g
Great law firm to work with. Wonderful attorneys and trustworthy staff willing to do what it takes to get the job done. I would suggest this firm to anyone looking for a good lawyer.
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29 Sep, 2024 by Cardi b
I called this office regarding a dental complaint, the gentleman who answered the telephone told me that Mrs. Green doesn't handle dental complaints. However, he was so very kind, so very thoughtful, that he sent to me via email a complaint form to use with the Maryland Board of Physicians, and followed up with me through the process. I would use them anytime, anytime.
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26 Sep, 2024 by Job etc
Mr Jeff has been a very be help with my case that Ms Susan green has been handling. I would reference there office to anyone because they really do a great job with helping people with there cases if I could give them more stars I would. Thank you both for all that you have done
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26 Dec, 2023 by Jay star
23 Oct, 2023 by Anonymous
We hired Christine Saverda Nielson for an incredibly challenging contested custody case. We overcame several near-devastating crisis moments only because Christine was in our corner. She leaves no stone unturned, is razor sharp (um, her brain is a file cabinet), and she straight-up owns the courtroom. Thank you, Chris...
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29 Oct, 2020 by Kevin
I personally worked with Christine Saverda-Nielson for the better part of 20 years after a referral from Counsel at Goodell & Devries of Baltimore formerly Semmes, Bowen and Semmes.
A friend of the family Ernest Barnes, Federal Trade Commission Chief Administration Law Judge who passed away in 2016 in many personal discussions recommended her as my personal attorney on many legal issues.
Her background, her experience and education as a Federal Agent for the US Treasury Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, a Yale Law School graduate have prepared her for my own Federal and Corporate business litigation with tremendous success and outstanding timely results.
With any litigation the Counsel that best represents the client is the Counsel who is best prepared and who will be persistent to endure the battle, thrives in competition and pursues success as the end goal.
I highly and enthusiastically recommend Christine Saverda-Nielson for any family or personal representation in all legal matters.
Respectfully submitted,
Kevin D. Jones
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06 Jul, 2018 by Steve
A fantastic attorney who did what two previous, higher-priced lawyers couldn't ... we won a long and complicated child custody & support case that lasted years. She is an incredible negotiator who didn't back down from one of the county's most accomplished litigators. She always returned my calls and emails. One of the toughest and hardest working attorneys I've ever met!
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24 Jan, 2025 by Jill ortman-fouse
I’ve worked with Robbie Leonard several times now. I highly recommend him. Robbie is fully committed to his clients. He goes above and beyond to be accessible and available, and ensures everyone’s questions are answered clearly and completely.
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23 Jan, 2025 by Eric saul
I wish I could give more than five stars. Robbie Leonard has been truly amazing and generous. He is everything you want in a lawyer: honest, intelligent, well-prepared, and most of all, cares about his clients. I highly recommend his legal expertise and will be happy to discuss my experience in more detail upon request.
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21 Jan, 2025 by Thomas dolan
24 Jan, 2025 by Jill ortman-fouse
I’ve worked with Robbie Leonard several times now. I highly recommend him. Robbie is fully committed to his clients. He goes above and beyond to be accessible and available, and ensures everyone’s questions are answered clearly and completely.
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23 Jan, 2025 by Eric saul
I wish I could give more than five stars. Robbie Leonard has been truly amazing and generous. He is everything you want in a lawyer: honest, intelligent, well-prepared, and most of all, cares about his clients. I highly recommend his legal expertise and will be happy to discuss my experience in more detail upon request.
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08 Feb, 2024 by Kate kessinger
I used Rebecca Fleming for a most recent case, and I have been working with her for five years now. Divorce is not easy, but when it comes to it, she has it in the best interest of the child, and no matter what the circumstance is when it comes down to it it’s about the child. I have seen her in court And she is extremely professional, very intelligent on point and one of the kindest women I’ve ever met (she listens to you ) but when you need somebody to fight for your children I would highly recommend her. In this position, no matter what it’s difficult for the mother or the father and you need somebody who is direct and knows what they’re doing. I cannot recommend her enough. Five years ago, I was given her contact name from a family member who knows Marilyn lawyers very well, and she was the first person that he said for me to call.
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20 May, 2020 by Lisa perry
Rebecca Fleming and her team were amazing at helping me navigate what was an extremely difficult and painful time. She did her due diligence and ensured that the best interests of my children were at the forefront of every action and decision that was made.
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04 Mar, 2020 by Evan smith
Rebecca and Nicole are fantastic lawyers
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07 Nov, 2024 by Melissa miller
I cannot thank Kathleen enough for her outstanding support during my case. From our first meeting, she made me feel heard and understood. Her expertise and compassion helped guide me through one of the most challenging times in my life. Kathleen was always available to answer my questions and provided clear, practical advice that made a significant difference in the process. Her professionalism and dedication were evident every step of the way. I truly appreciate everything she did for me and would highly recommend her to anyone.
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02 Apr, 2024 by Dennis badham
Kathleen and her entire team made a tough divorce and custody situation a lot easier. Kathleen was knowledgeable and honest about the entire process, and kept me informed throughout the duration. I highly recommend this group.
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20 Mar, 2024 by Mary ellen jacobs
Kathleen and her staff were integral in the reason why I was finally able to sign my divorce papers this week. She answered all my questions, was kind with difficult messages and even picked me up on morning when I was experiencing a panic attack before a court date. I would recommend her to anyone in MD for divorce. Thank you so much!
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07 Nov, 2024 by Melissa miller
I cannot thank Kathleen enough for her outstanding support during my case. From our first meeting, she made me feel heard and understood. Her expertise and compassion helped guide me through one of the most challenging times in my life. Kathleen was always available to answer my questions and provided clear, practical advice that made a significant difference in the process. Her professionalism and dedication were evident every step of the way. I truly appreciate everything she did for me and would highly recommend her to anyone.
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02 Apr, 2024 by Dennis badham
Kathleen and her entire team made a tough divorce and custody situation a lot easier. Kathleen was knowledgeable and honest about the entire process, and kept me informed throughout the duration. I highly recommend this group.
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20 Mar, 2024 by Mary ellen jacobs
Kathleen and her staff were integral in the reason why I was finally able to sign my divorce papers this week. She answered all my questions, was kind with difficult messages and even picked me up on morning when I was experiencing a panic attack before a court date. I would recommend her to anyone in MD for divorce. Thank you so much!
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19 Aug, 2024 by Julia morrison
I am immensely grateful for the exceptional work Amar Weisman has done for me and my children during one of the most challenging times in our lives. From the very beginning, Amar's dedication, professionalism, and compassion were evident, providing us with much-needed support and guidance.
Amar's expertise in family law was clear as he navigated the complexities of our case with skill and precision. He always took the time to explain every step of the process, ensuring we understood our options and felt empowered to make informed decisions.
But beyond his legal acumen, it was Amar's unwavering support and empathy that made the biggest difference. He was always there to listen, offering not just legal advice but emotional reassurance as well. It felt as though we had a trusted ally who genuinely cared about our well-being.
Amar’s commitment to our case was unwavering, and I truly felt that he was fighting for us every step of the way.
To Amar Weisman, thank you for being there for us when we needed you the most. Your outstanding service and heartfelt dedication will never be forgotten. You have made a significant positive impact on our lives, and for that, we will always be grateful.
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16 Mar, 2024 by Dj turntablestilltheend
I noticed Amar Weisman law service was economically resourceful doesn't cost me an extravagant amount of charges just for my case information and advise. Mr Weisman uses technology for cost saving. Amar Weisman was my second lawyer since the first lawyer ran up a bill so high that I was forced to seek new and better representation at a reasonable cost.
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09 Mar, 2023 by Donna legault
Amar is the best lawyer in the area by representing his clients well, explains all the details, and is compassionate with his clients.
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03 Sep, 2020 by Katherine
I contacted Mr. Luchansky regarding an employment matter. This was my first interaction with needing to hire an attorney and I couldn’t have been more impression. Though at this time, my issue was “small” he gave me his full attention, he was knowledgable, caring and considerate of my time and money. His work was expeditious and complete. I would certainly recommend him to anyone in need. Very impressed!
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20 Feb, 2020 by Anonymous
I met with Bruce in January 2020 related to an employment matter. He was very professional and compassionate.
His advice was sound and he secured for me the settlement I requested at a very reasonable cost.
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28 Jan, 2020 by Tim
Recently, I met with Mr. Luchansky for a 1 hour consultation in reference to an employment matter because I was in dire need of good advice and guidance. Mr. Luchansky did not disappoint in the least. He was very professional and compassionate. I felt so much better about my situation when I left his office that day, and better armed, knowledge-wise, for the future. I'm very grateful for Mr. Luchansky's assistance.
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12 Jun, 2022 by Naveed sheikh
Best attorney and legal advisor
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01 Jul, 2021 by Alicia powers
Best lawyer in the whole state of Maryland !
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08 Sep, 2019 by Kimberly walden
14 Apr, 2020 by Jennifer
My mother and I hired Mr. Bailey to draw up her Last Will and Testament and to help us with Power of Attorney papers. He was professional, knowledgeable and caring. Mr. Bailey walked us through the process, answering questions and helping us to think through the consequences or impact her decisions.
In addition, Mr. Bailey helped our family by writing a letter to a renter who had previously refused to vacate a house that my mother owns. His offer to write a letter was exactly what we needed to prompt her to move.
I would not hesitate to hire Mr. Bailey in the future.
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26 Mar, 2020 by Patricia
Mr Bailey was very helpful, and professional. My elderly mother needed some updated documents and we met with him 3 years ago. He made sure that everything was in order. When she died, he assisted me in settling her affairs expeditiously. He is a kind,
gracious man
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26 Mar, 2020 by Josh goodman
Steve is amazing. He is so personal, he truly took an interest in my family and working hard to do what was best for us. I could not recommend Steve any more. He is absolutely the person that you want on your team
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08 Feb, 2024 by Kate kessinger
I used Rebecca Fleming for a most recent case, and I have been working with her for five years now. Divorce is not easy, but when it comes to it, she has it in the best interest of the child, and no matter what the circumstance is when it comes down to it it’s about the child. I have seen her in court And she is extremely professional, very intelligent on point and one of the kindest women I’ve ever met (she listens to you ) but when you need somebody to fight for your children I would highly recommend her. In this position, no matter what it’s difficult for the mother or the father and you need somebody who is direct and knows what they’re doing. I cannot recommend her enough. Five years ago, I was given her contact name from a family member who knows Marilyn lawyers very well, and she was the first person that he said for me to call.
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20 May, 2020 by Lisa perry
Rebecca Fleming and her team were amazing at helping me navigate what was an extremely difficult and painful time. She did her due diligence and ensured that the best interests of my children were at the forefront of every action and decision that was made.
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04 Mar, 2020 by Evan smith
Rebecca and Nicole are fantastic lawyers
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26 Dec, 2010 by Sue ann
We were referred to Mr. Cadogan and found his handling of our case to be professional and convenvient. We drove from Florida to Maryland; Mr. Cadogan met us on a Sunday, talked to us and showed us the route from our hotel to his office. This helped us navigate through a strange city and feel more confident about the proceedings. We would often contact him through email lwhich was answered quickly. His experience and professional knowledge brought satisfactory closure to the case
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20 Dec, 2010 by Anonymous
Marty was very attentive and took my case very seriously. He was an absolute professional throughout my case and informed me of all of my options throughout the case. I would not hesitate to hire Marty again and will absolutely recommend him friends.
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17 Dec, 2010 by Paul
Very helpful with a matter concerning my Son.
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25 Aug, 2024 by Roger madison
This dude is a loud mouth chuckle head who thinks being a loud bully is how you win cases.
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31 Mar, 2024 by Jass saini
After my DUI, I hired Gary. His guidance was perfect. I followed his instructions, and when we got to court he really showed his expertise. We got better results than we could have even hoped for. I highly recommend him to anyone with DUI or DWI.
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08 Feb, 2024 by Kate kessinger
I used Rebecca Fleming for a most recent case, and I have been working with her for five years now. Divorce is not easy, but when it comes to it, she has it in the best interest of the child, and no matter what the circumstance is when it comes down to it it’s about the child. I have seen her in court And she is extremely professional, very intelligent on point and one of the kindest women I’ve ever met (she listens to you ) but when you need somebody to fight for your children I would highly recommend her. In this position, no matter what it’s difficult for the mother or the father and you need somebody who is direct and knows what they’re doing. I cannot recommend her enough. Five years ago, I was given her contact name from a family member who knows Marilyn lawyers very well, and she was the first person that he said for me to call.
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25 Aug, 2024 by Roger madison
This dude is a loud mouth chuckle head who thinks being a loud bully is how you win cases.
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31 Mar, 2024 by Jass saini
After my DUI, I hired Gary. His guidance was perfect. I followed his instructions, and when we got to court he really showed his expertise. We got better results than we could have even hoped for. I highly recommend him to anyone with DUI or DWI.
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08 Feb, 2024 by Kate kessinger
I used Rebecca Fleming for a most recent case, and I have been working with her for five years now. Divorce is not easy, but when it comes to it, she has it in the best interest of the child, and no matter what the circumstance is when it comes down to it it’s about the child. I have seen her in court And she is extremely professional, very intelligent on point and one of the kindest women I’ve ever met (she listens to you ) but when you need somebody to fight for your children I would highly recommend her. In this position, no matter what it’s difficult for the mother or the father and you need somebody who is direct and knows what they’re doing. I cannot recommend her enough. Five years ago, I was given her contact name from a family member who knows Marilyn lawyers very well, and she was the first person that he said for me to call.
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