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Pros
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Experienced and knowledgeable lawyers who are able to get favorable outcomes like case dismissals
“Michael Pham is the best DWI lawyer in Houston. He got my blood case dismissed they was 3X over the legal limit. It was amazing and I am glad to have hired him.”
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Responsive and accessible lawyers who keep clients informed throughout the process
“Brain Walters and Jake Gilbreath both worked on my divorce case which resulted in a very favorable outcome. I recommend Brian and Jake since they are both very experienced and knowledgeable. Questions asked were almost always answered the same day.”
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Lawyers who are compassionate and care about their clients' well-being
“Brian and his entire team exceeded expectations in every facet of my case. Responses to my many questions were immediately follwed up with sound professional advice all the way to the end of the case.”
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Lawyers who are effective negotiators and advocates in court
“Robert Tsai represented me in my divorce, and cannot say enough about how knowledgeable, thorough, and straight forward he was with all information. He helped greatly in simplifying the information that was possible and clearly explaining the background on more complicated items.”
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Lawyers who provide transparent and honest communication
“Brain Walters and Jake Gilbreath both worked on my divorce case which resulted in a very favorable outcome. I recommend Brian and Jake since they are both very experienced and knowledgeable. Questions asked were almost always answered the same day.”
Cons
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Some lawyers may not be as accessible or responsive as desired
“Worst law office I've ever dealt with. Phone calls always go to voice mail. No receptionist. They never call you back.”
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Lawyers may not always fight as hard as expected or may pressure clients to take unfavorable deals
“Do not get him confused with the other Michael Pham. My first time in front of a judge and pled Guilty to something i wasn't doing. He was so incompetent, even the judge accosted him, but the judge was extremely forgiving and let me go with probation and community service.”
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Lawyers may prioritize profits over client outcomes in some cases
“This attorney has no moral compass. Been talking to him for two months. Said he was waiting for the right to sue letter. I got it then said he's not interested.
Not a man of the people. He doesn't know the whole story because he didn't listen.
Guess it's not enough”
