Reviews
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Pros
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Diligent and hardworking in handling cases, with a proven track record of success
“Robert worked diligently on my case to prevent my daughter's mother from violating my paternal rights and relocating with my child without my approval. Due to his hard work, we prevailed in the trial.”
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Skilled negotiator who can achieve favorable outcomes for clients
“Robert negotiated directly with my daughter's mother and saved me from the major "bite" that she was intending on putting on me.”
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Keeps clients well-informed and provides clear guidance throughout the legal process
“During the 18 months of back and forth court traveling, Robert always kept me well informed and never let me guess about where I stood in terms of his strategies to have the charges dismissed entirely.”
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Demonstrates professionalism, patience, and a calm demeanor in handling difficult cases
“Mr. Laureano has a calm demeanor and waits for the right time to make his point. He has guided both my husband and myself and I could not be more grateful for the advice, patience and absolute professionalism he as well as his staff have conveyed to my family during what is a very difficult time.”
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Experienced in a wide range of legal matters, including criminal, family, and real estate law
“In the 12+ years that I have been working with Robert Laureano, I have always walked out of court extremely satisfied with his performance with handling my cases and will continue to retain his services for ANY type of legal assistance that I may need.”
Cons
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Some clients felt that the lawyer was more focused on making a deal rather than exonerating the client
“He claimed to be a criminal attorney, but was not really well informed. I felt from the beginning that he was looking to make a deal, rather than exonerate his client.”
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Potential for additional fees and costs beyond the initial flat rate quoted
“He brought in another attorney (due to his lack of expertise), which cost additional, separately. He took half the trial fee, then refused to return it when we plead to a charge and had no trial.”