Reviews

I had the pleasure of working with Ranger Copeland French, and I cannot recommend them highly enough. From the very first consultation, their team was professional, approachable, and genuinely kind. They took the time to listen to my concerns and provided clear, thoughtful guidance throughout the entire process. Not only was the service exceptional, but their pricing was also incredibly reasonable, especially given the quality of work they provide. They ensured I understood every step and were always available to answer questions, which made me feel confident and well-supported. If you're looking for a law firm that combines expertise, kindness, and fair pricing, look no further than Ranger Copeland French. They truly go above and beyond for their clients.

Justin is personable and caring. He listened to my concerns and went above and beyond to try to honor my wishes. I couldn’t have asked for better representation and I am grateful to have had him in my corner. This law firm is top notch. A small town law firm with lawyers who care and live this job. It is personal to them, and for that, I am grateful.

Extremely extremely disappointed in the way that I was treated by this law practice. The receptionists were amazing, they were incredibly sweet, but the young man my addict brother had apparently hired was so rude he literally kicked me out of his office because I wouldn’t agree to let my brother be SOLE executor of my fathers estate, an estate he knows literally nothing about and hasn’t set foot on in years I have serious questions about the capability of these lawyers and their ability to be fair and impartial. Furthermore, it seems like he dislikes women in general, he had that face that said “ok idiot, are you done talking” which is wildly inappropriate to me considering I was the one about to financially back this entire process of the estate going through probate once my brothers retainer was gone. I felt like I was lead into an ambush. I was under the impression that my brother had hired a probate attorney for BOTH of us, and then when I showed up, I ended up being almost interrogated like I was on the stand by this young man. I finally said “ok, clearly we’re not getting anywhere, but I am uncomfortable and I will not sign anything unless it’s 50-50” at which point this young lawyer (I want to clarify, he looked like 28 since he never even gave me his card and I can’t find the website for them to identify him by name) said “ok you can leave, we’ll file it withount you” and kicked me out of the office! Gentle reader, from the moment I walked in the man looked bored and mentioned no less than 3 times that he was in a rush and only had “a half hour”. Ok, well this is a quarter million dollar estate, why are we rushing this? And why wouldn’t you allow me and my brother to have a good conversation about our goals instead of trying to force me to say that I would agree to sell the house? So, in conclusion, if you want to have your family ripped apart, then I suggest this lawyer. Because my brother and I were on great terms previous to this meeting. Also, if you want a lawyer that does not look at the whole situation, and would rather put someone with less than 6 months of sobriety and a problem with returning messages in charge of making decisions on your families Estate, again, call “Lawyer bro” lol, just not if you’re a woman, he doesn’t seem to like them very much. So take your chances with this office. I guess life is gonna get a whole lot more expensive and complicated when it could have been a simple 50/50. Brilliant.

I lost my dog in my divorce. Because I work 40 hours for a living and my ex husband doesn't work at all and has 24/7 to spend with the dog. When Cody asked any questions to my ex husband about the dog the question wasn't answered. So why work for living nobody cares about us people that go to work every day. So I believe Cody doesn't want to really want to fight for his ceilent.

Justin is awesome! Gave me some great advice and has me feeling confident about my situation.

The most unprofessional experience I have had in my life. I am an employee of CEI. I called to take advantage of my CLC Legal Program benefit that I have through UNUM's Employee Assistance Program. The person that answered the phone was rude, and outright confrontational but only after I had begun talking to explain my situation and why I was calling. I HIGHLY suspect that the woman who answered the phone is racist.

Cody is very personable. Explains a situation and helps find the best solution to overcome it. Always timely, and gives notice when he will be out of the office. Would recommend to anyone needing legal help.

So my experience with Cody Mason he is very unprofessional and doesn’t advocate for his client yet he’d rather laugh when you tell him about your life situation. I will be reopening my case with a real lawyer that fights for there’s clients and there rights instead of dealing with a lawyer that doesn’t.

I worked with Cody Mason out of the Brunswick office. Could not have asked for a better lawyer. He was always available for a question or to talk out some ideas, always listened and was effective in pushing back on the other side when it was needed. Helped get everything we wanted in a timely a professional manner. Would absolutely work with him again.

Communication: Terrible. The receptionist seems completely lost and can't even remember the directions she gives out to clients. Lost 2 days to incompetence and blew past the first deadline I sent. Work: Decent. The attorney technically did the job he was paid to do but entirely ignored the major question we needed answered about it. Follow up: Abysmal. We tried to email both the receptionist and the attorney to get a final answer about our question and spoke directly to the receptionist asking for her to get an answer from the attorney ASAP. Never heard from either of them again. If they are "too busy" to do bare minimum work, then perhaps they should accept less clientele or warn that their work load is too beyond capacity for good service. If I could get the insurance's money back from this transaction, I would.