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Pros
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Knowledgeable, professional, and responsive attorneys who provide excellent legal representation
“Attorney Lewis was exceptional in her preparation and professionalism handling my traffic citation case. She worked a no contest plea deal for me and helped me receive an extension on payment of my fine. I would highly recommend doing business with Ms. Lewis.”
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Attorneys who work diligently to achieve favorable outcomes for their clients
“Attorney Lewis was able to get my ticket dismissed for me without going to court. Thanks again.”
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Attorneys who provide clear communication and keep clients informed throughout the process
“Attorney Lewis was very responsive and made the entire process incredibly easy and convenient. The online portal they provided allowed me to track the progress of my case, upload necessary documents, and communicate securely with the team at any time.”
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Attorneys who are compassionate and understanding of their clients' needs
“Attorney Jackson was masterful in her handling of my trial. She wrested a fair and victorious verdict from the hands of the opposition, enabling me to continue to move forward free of legal impediment.”
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Attorneys who go above and beyond to ensure the best possible outcome for their clients
“Attorney Lewis did an amazing job on my case. She was optimistic and helpful from the first phone call to the last. I had no idea what to expect going into this traffic situation, but Attorney Lewis was able to get my tickets reduced and one of them dismissed. I have no points added to my record and no reportable incidents now.”
Cons
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Lack of communication and responsiveness from some attorneys
“From October to January I have only spoken with Ms. Walls twice although I reached out to her numerous times. There was either no reply or promise to get back with me and never did.”
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Attorneys who do not prioritize their clients' best interests
“This lawyer does not always keep her clients best interest at heart. I felt as if I were the one being attacked during our court session and not the actual criminal.”
