Reviews

Buyer beware. Beware of the shake-down. Beware of his (Greg’s) dark, narrow, beady eyes, weak chin, when they sight in on your funds. It's all they are after. The associates in the firm, well, "birds of a feather ...." Greg got me two concurrent thirty-five-year sentences and two consecutive ten-thousand-dollar fines (despite the fines legally required run concurrently; he didn't care, and now the courts don't either) for a robbery (I drove who I thought was a buddy of mine to get some weed, and the deal went south quick). And Greg only charged me one-hundred thousand dollars (2002 dollars). A wrongful death settlement paid him, a settlement, ironically enough, his mentor settled out of court some 16 years prior (the other fifty thousand, an inheritance). I was 18, Now I'm 40. I spent my whole adult life in prison. I’d never been in trouble before. He neither investigated the facts (who robbed and shot who) nor the law (legal presumptions of guilt, jury selection (my foreman was victim to robbery), and jury charges (omitted the reasonable doubt requirement) . It's nothing but horse trading to him. And he'll do it with the least bit of compunction. Greg may be highly recommended, but it is not due to his legal prowess or wit. All his family and friends work in that courthouse, and if they don't that one, they do the one down the street in the federal courthouse. It's the hands you shake, and he shakes plenty in back room deals. May you be the next he sails down the river in exchange for another of his clients. It's a gamble, a gamble not worth the risk. The fact is, you just don't know. You don't know if you may be that next one he's willing to sail. It's how he gets what he wants. My case got swept under the rug with this one when it was sealed. The interested reader is urged to read further: Sandra Wilson, Applicant, v. Nathaniel Quarterman, Director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Correctional Institutions Division, Respondent. No. 4:07-CV-708-A. United States District Court, N.D. Texas, Fort Worth Division. August 19, 2009.

Mr. Westfall and staff helped my family through a very tough and stressful time. Their attention to detail and their support exceeded all expectations. I would recommend them to everyone.

Greg was able to take on my son's case and reduce it to a charge that he will now be able to live and prosper with. I interviewed numerous attorneys and Greg by far was the most competent and trustworthy. When you need to hire a lawyer that cares about your child's future Greg is your man,

Greg Westfall is without a doubt the attorney you want. I had never been in trouble with the law but after a severe hypoglycemic attack while driving back fro Dallas I was pulled over in Arlington after someone called police about an erratic driver. I don't remember a lot but I don't drink at all but hadn't eaten all day. I also had recent back surgery and had taken a pain pill that morning. It was a horrible experience but thank God for Mr. Westfall. He was very well prepared and his court presence is incredible. The charts and other material explaining in full detail hypoglycemia and it's effects showed the competence and professionalism he has. He also had my md there who also spoke about the disease and Mr. Westfall asked the right questions and the jury obviously understood because in short order I was acquitted. The DA was arrogant and brash but Greg never even flinched. Thank you Greg for being an outstanding attorney and litigator. Rick V

Three years ago I was caught in a political scandal while employed by the City of Fort Worth, I eventually lost my job and career and quickly found myself facing 17 felony counts in Criminal court. I quickly hired Greg Westfall who took my case.. After a long hard 3.5 years of dealing with this, Greg was able to expose the corruption in the investigation which led to a Dismissal of all charges.. If you are in need of a great Criminal attorney you found it right here. Do not hesitate get Greg on board you cant go wrong