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Pros
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Efficient and responsive legal services with excellent communication
“Sean was able to get my improper lane change ticket dismissed in traffic court this morning. No points went against my insurance. This is why I hired an attorney and it was worth it. He was straightforward and answered my questions as the case moved along the judicial system.”
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Positive outcomes and reduced penalties for traffic violations
“Sean went to court on her behalf, so she didn't have to go back to Georgia from Florida. Sean got the fine reduced significantly and also got the charged dropped to a non-reportable offense, which means it won't be reported to the DMV (no Super Speeder fine) and won't go on her driving record (no increase in insurance premiums).”
3
Expertise in navigating local court systems and procedures
“Sean is very knowledgeable and passionate about helping his clients. I would highly recommend the McIlhinney Law Group.”
4
Ability to handle cases remotely for out-of-state clients
“I live in Virginia and got a Move-Over violation ticket on I-20 when driving home from Atlanta. McIlhinney's took care of everything after a single phone call and kept points off my license and the infraction off my record. Money well spent.”
5
Personalized and caring approach to client needs
“Sean is a great lawyer. He helped and was very responsive when I needed him. Found him through a friend and I'm glad I made connections with him.”
Cons
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Lack of responsiveness and communication from the law firm
“After contacting McIlhinney Law Group both by their contact form on their website and by phone, I sadly never received return communication.”
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Dissatisfaction with the outcome and inability to get the desired result
“I was under the impression they would make this disappear. I paid them $295 to take care of it and while they got the points removed I was still responsible for the $750 speeding fine, a fine that was not mine, I would have been better off dealing with the courts myself and traveling to court myself from out of state.”
