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13 Aug, 2011 by Tatiana loughman
I have received a very good service from Lee D. Heckman when I needed lots of help with incorporating my business, and had issues with hiring employees, etc..I was very satisfied and have already recommended this lawyer to some of my friends. They told me they were very happy with the service too.
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07 Jun, 2019 by Jhontae hughes
Justin really put the point across when on trial. He did great with my case. Which was in family court. He has had my sons best interests at heart!
Because of Justin's aggressive approach we were able to get the outcome I wanted for the price he stated.
He represented me very well and I highly recommend him for any of your lawyer needs.
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08 Jul, 2024 by Debbie m
Very nice lawyer to help with will and other items necessary. Staff was very helpful and a notary also. Would highly recommend.
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08 Jul, 2024 by Semper fi
Great mineral attorney.
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08 Jul, 2024 by Sue “georgia” watson
They helped me with my Inheritance from my Great-Uncle. Atty. Mr. Morrow was Executor of my Trust Fund til I turned 30, then helped me to manage the same for next 20 years. Such nice people, and place!!!
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24 Dec, 2022 by Debbie m
Very nice lawyer to help with will and other items necessary. Staff was very helpful and a notary also. Would highly recommend.
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19 Aug, 2020 by Sue “georgia” watson
They helped me with my Inheritance from my Great-Uncle. Atty. Mr. Morrow was Executor of my Trust Fund til I turned 30, then helped me to manage the same for next 20 years. Such nice people, and place!!!
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14 Nov, 2019 by Semper fi
Great mineral attorney.
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24 Nov, 2022 by Brian benbow
02 Nov, 2022 by Scott jones
30 Aug, 2022 by Kimberly sims'stevens
We hired Mr Veley yesterday, he is very good at law, were feeling hopeful and content he is here to help.
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08 Jul, 2024 by Doug cougill
I highly recommend Patrick Carpenter at Shaller Campbell & Untied for your Estate Planning and Business Law needs. Patrick was very patient while enduring my frequent diatribe of....we'll call them frustrations. Ultimately he solved a seemingly hopeless situation on a purchase, provided an easement for my parcel split and wrapped it all up promptly and professionally. A very good experience! Well done and thanks, Patrick!
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08 Jul, 2024 by Mrs wills
Very kind, professional.
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08 Jul, 2024 by Gerald r. mcdaniel
Michelle is a great attorney and guardian ad litem.
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17 Apr, 2024 by Eat me2000
I hired Mr. Rose twice and he was very kind, helpful, as well as very patient with me. The other staff was just as kind also
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17 Nov, 2023 by Doug cougill
I highly recommend Patrick Carpenter at Shaller Campbell & Untied for your Estate Planning and Business Law needs. Patrick was very patient while enduring my frequent diatribe of....we'll call them frustrations. Ultimately he solved a seemingly hopeless situation on a purchase, provided an easement for my parcel split and wrapped it all up promptly and professionally. A very good experience! Well done and thanks, Patrick!
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10 Nov, 2023 by George mccorkle
23 Nov, 2024 by Brandi hughes
Could have tried harder
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22 Nov, 2024 by Brt tmr
Not a good experience
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22 Nov, 2024 by Lacey wagner
10 Nov, 2024 by Wesley james
05 Jun, 2024 by Brandy
Let me preface this by saying there was a language barrier which made it very difficult for me to understand the person I was speaking with, I am sure she had an equally difficult time. First, I called in to ask about a consultation to see if I have a case, and possible representation. She asked what type of case, which I explained and then she asked for more information. I attempted to explain it, I could tell she was not understanding what I was trying to convey as she asked me the same question more than once. She told me they don't offer free consultations, which I was fine with but when I asked her how much she hesitated and told me she could not tell me how much a consultation would be. I was confused and asked her how would I find that out. She told me someone would call me back within 2 business days and took my number. As we said our goodbyes she said if no one called me back in 2 days no one could help me. I then confused, asked her if I should call back after the two days then if I didn't hear back. She told me no, if no one called me back it meant no one could help me. I wanted to make sure I understood her correctly and said so if no one calls me back they won't do a consultation? She said I was correct. I said so you can't give me a cost for a consultation, then you tell me if no one calls me back that means you can't help me? So without knowing the details of the case, you not understanding what I am saying and being unable to provide me a price for a consultation so an ATTORNEY could explain what rights I may or may not have, you are telling me if I don't receive a call back it means no one can help me??? I told her this was the most unprofessional experience I have ever had with a law firm and I have 13 years of legal background in one area or another. I told her not to worry about calling me back. This is absurd. I hope someone from the firm does read this and call me back and ask for more details (as there are plenty I am not going to share on this platform, yet) as I hope this not an accurate representation of their firms professionalism or the way they treat potential clients. If not, I hope it is corrected, a good percentage law referrals are done via word of mouth! This was pretty appalling behavior and she needs trained and/or this firm needs training and some standard SOP's developed and implemented as soon as possible.
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22 May, 2024 by Jeb
Bethany Stickradt did a fantastic job helping our family protect and navigate the complex assisted living facility issues for our handicapped uncle, who has cerebal palsy. He has lived at the facility in Newark happily for 18 years.Then it was sold and the new management tried to kick him out two times and harassed our family. There was no change in his level of care. He did not fit their marketing image. Bethany handled our appeal to the State. Thankfully they backed down. We are so very grateful we had Bethany representing us and used the Reese Pyle Meyer Law Firm.
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10 Nov, 2024 by Wesley james
05 Jun, 2024 by Brandy
Let me preface this by saying there was a language barrier which made it very difficult for me to understand the person I was speaking with, I am sure she had an equally difficult time. First, I called in to ask about a consultation to see if I have a case, and possible representation. She asked what type of case, which I explained and then she asked for more information. I attempted to explain it, I could tell she was not understanding what I was trying to convey as she asked me the same question more than once. She told me they don't offer free consultations, which I was fine with but when I asked her how much she hesitated and told me she could not tell me how much a consultation would be. I was confused and asked her how would I find that out. She told me someone would call me back within 2 business days and took my number. As we said our goodbyes she said if no one called me back in 2 days no one could help me. I then confused, asked her if I should call back after the two days then if I didn't hear back. She told me no, if no one called me back it meant no one could help me. I wanted to make sure I understood her correctly and said so if no one calls me back they won't do a consultation? She said I was correct. I said so you can't give me a cost for a consultation, then you tell me if no one calls me back that means you can't help me? So without knowing the details of the case, you not understanding what I am saying and being unable to provide me a price for a consultation so an ATTORNEY could explain what rights I may or may not have, you are telling me if I don't receive a call back it means no one can help me??? I told her this was the most unprofessional experience I have ever had with a law firm and I have 13 years of legal background in one area or another. I told her not to worry about calling me back. This is absurd. I hope someone from the firm does read this and call me back and ask for more details (as there are plenty I am not going to share on this platform, yet) as I hope this not an accurate representation of their firms professionalism or the way they treat potential clients. If not, I hope it is corrected, a good percentage law referrals are done via word of mouth! This was pretty appalling behavior and she needs trained and/or this firm needs training and some standard SOP's developed and implemented as soon as possible.
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22 May, 2024 by Jeb
Bethany Stickradt did a fantastic job helping our family protect and navigate the complex assisted living facility issues for our handicapped uncle, who has cerebal palsy. He has lived at the facility in Newark happily for 18 years.Then it was sold and the new management tried to kick him out two times and harassed our family. There was no change in his level of care. He did not fit their marketing image. Bethany handled our appeal to the State. Thankfully they backed down. We are so very grateful we had Bethany representing us and used the Reese Pyle Meyer Law Firm.
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The payment structure is often discussed during an initial consultation so you can choose the one that best suits your business needs and budget.
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It's essential to discuss fee structures upfront to avoid surprises.
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Before hiring a business lawyer, ask the following questions during your consultation:
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What is your experience with businesses like mine?
Find out if the lawyer has handled legal issues for companies in your industry. -
What services do you offer?
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Get clarity on how you'll be charged - whether by the hour, flat fee, or retainer. -
How do you handle conflicts of interest?
Ask how the lawyer ensures there is no conflict in representing your business. -
Can you provide references from other business clients?
Speaking with past clients will give you an idea of the lawyer's expertise and professionalism. -
Do you have experience in my specific industry?
Industry-specific knowledge can be crucial, especially in highly regulated fields like healthcare or finance.
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- Questions about fees and billing: Ensure you understand the lawyer’s payment structure and fees upfront.
By preparing these materials, you can ensure that your first meeting with a business lawyer is productive and informative.
