Reviews

Great attorney. Even better person!

There was the issue of him taking a while to return important messages but at the end of the day he did what he said he was going to do and results are what matter most.

John Cook was graciously patient while I experienced great anxiety in connection with my felony charges. Mr. Cook assured me that all would be well. Ultimately he secured dismissal of one felony charge and the remaining charge was amended to a misdemeanor. I would highly recommend Mr. Cook for criminal representation.

Mr Cook went above and beyond what he realisticly should have done to represent me. I couldn't have asked for better attorney. I wouldn't think to recommend anyone else but Mr John Cook.

I would advise people not to consider hiring John Cook of Shepherdsville Kentucky for legal representation. Before working on a love one's case he requested a deposit. He never once called or visit his client before the pretrial. Just a few hours before the Federal Hearing he decided that he was no longer going to take the case, leaving his client without representation. As well as, refuses to return the deposit. Words of advise look for another attorney this one is neither professional nor trustworthy.

I would advise people not to consider hiring John Cook of Shepherdsville Kentucky for legal representation. Before working on a love one's case he requested a deposit. He never once called or visit his client before the pretrial. Just a few hours before the Federal Hearing he decided that he was no longer going to take the case, leaving his client without representation. As well as, refuses to return the deposit. Words of advise look for another attorney this one is neither professional nor trustworthy.

Unfortunately, Mr. Cook makes promises to clients that he is unable to keep. I hired him for the sole purpose that he agreed to a set fee of $750 that he said would be sufficient to take a misdemeanor case from arraignment to trial. When he realized the prosecution was unprepared on the trial date, he stood by and allow them to get a dismissal without prejudice, with full knowledge that they would refile the case. It was my request that he do a trial, but he insisted upon just allowing them to dismiss it. They did in fact refile the exact same case within hours, and at this point, Mr. Cook demanded an additional $3000 to continue with the case. I feel that Mr. Cook made promises that he couldn't keep, and effectively ripped me off in the process since I would have certainly went with another attorney had he not assured me that the entire case would only cost $750.