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06 Nov, 2023 by Robert
November, 2023 Thank you Attorney Anthony Naro, Esq. August 11th, 2023, came the call, ‘Go outside and enjoy the sunshine… it’s over’. These were the words from my lawyer telling me that the worst nightmare of my life had finally ended. Attorney Anthony “Tony” Naro, Esq. saved my life. In the two years prior to that call, I had lost everything; my career, my reputation, my apartment, my trust in people, my health, my identity and most of my friends. The fact that I knew I was innocent could not fight off the constant, intrusive thoughts of fear. You see, I was accused of an awful crime that I did not commit. Unfortunately, as I quickly found out, the majority of people tend to believe whatever they hear and/or see without any need for convincing. You are deemed GUILTY by most who view the lies and distortions on the news, in print, and in conversations they have with others. You are “presumed innocent until proven guilty” is one of the most abhorrent of lies tangled into our need to believe that we can’t just fall victim to an accusation. Once accused, you quickly learn that this belief of assumed innocence is not true at all. Tony Naro was there for me in so many ways throughout the whole process. He kept me updated and informed of every detail. He was incredibly responsive to my calls and emails. He never kept me waiting to hear back from him. He was understanding and compassionate over and beyond any expectation you may have from your lawyer. He listened to me express my fears and truly understood the depth of darkness I was feeling. He understood when I, on more than one occasion, broke down into tears in his office. He made that ok for me to do. He never misled me or gave me false hopes. He was honest and direct about where we were at along the way through the legal process. He knew every expert to hire to solidify our case and give the evidence to prove my innocence. He knew and pursued all the right legal angles to provide an impenetrable defense. How do you show gratitude to someone like him? I can’t imagine what might have happened if I did not have Tony representing me. There really are no words that can fully encapsulate my thankfulness to Attorney Naro “Tony”. Tony gave me my faith back. I am reminded of a Psalm; Psalm 40: “He brought me up also out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock”.

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01 Oct, 2014 by James jensen
I would recommend this lawyer to anybody she was very informative she was excellent she took care of everything I asked her to take care of ,it was a very good ,very good relationship that we had.and the results that I got were everything I hoped for.
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01 May, 2024 by Rebecca santa
I need to talk to you please about Logan, I'll pay but I dnt want to go in with out some advice. Been trying to find you forever , but I couldn't find you again on FB because you got married. Anyways if you could call me please, id be really happy.
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30 Nov, 2013 by John
Jessica is a very bright, knowledgeable attorney who is sensitive to her clients situation. She was my second and final attorney. Very personable and competent. My situation involved 3 children being moved out of state and into home schooling. Jessica, researched and offered advise and suggestions from past cases relevant to mine. Despite the complexities, she helped me get an amiable deal with my ex-wife within reasonable time and expense. I highly recommend her services!
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20 Sep, 2013 by Anonymous
i have known jessica for many years. so naturally when i needed legal help, she was the person i turned to. she was and has always been very kind and respectful. she listened to my situation and evaluated the options. she was quick to answer all my questions and did everything she could help me feel comfortable with moving forward. it was the best decision i could have made. i appreciate her help and advice and still call her for advice when needed which, of course, she is always there to help.
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27 Sep, 2024 by Daniel guilfuchi
A Neighbor cut down my trees in Connecticut and Attorney Piedra and Christine were immensely helpful! They were very clear with communication every step of the way and Attny Piedra even got back to me during odd hours. I would highly recommend Attny Piedra as I could not have asked for anything to have been handled differently. Very professional, prompt, and clear in every regard. Christine is very responsive and immensely helpful. In dealing with Christine she is very insightful and knowledgeable and was a pleasure to deal with when Attny Piedra was unavailable. If you’re dealing with a timber trespass or someone who cut down your trees without your permission, you’ve them a call and ask for Attorney Piedra! Even if you’re out of state.
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