This man simply wanted my money. Very eager to bill me for things. Assuring me of change that did…read morehappen. But only when I hired a real family attorney. Nothing was accomplished under him that I couldnt easily do myself. Seriously for the price this guy charged and based on his work ethic. I would rather hire my first grader.

I hate to be so direct, but my experience with this attorney was absolute junk. It is my time in a…read morecustody case and he assured me of his confidence to get a good outcome. The court case is not finished and he put in a motion to quit! Seriously, I barely talk to him just one phone call the day before the court case, also he was late to court. Definitely a no go.

They never were able to spell my name correctly. May seem insignificant, but it's not. In fact it…read moreis spelled incorrectly in the last Email sent to me. I would have appreciated more communication, it was very difficult to speak to my council.

Our experience with Rose Law Group and Adam Trenk was less than stellar…read more We hired them on an equine fraud case. We felt mislead in the beginning that we had more of a case than we actually did because Adam gave us different conflicting information throughout the experience and ended up spending 13,000 to not get anything back in a settlement and to lose all our money and just return the horse. It was very obvious they run up hours as much as possible and we were literally in shock they claimed it took 8 hours and several thousand dollars to draft a simple agreement. I would suggest not hiring this law firm unless you want to spend an exorbitant amount of money, without a great outcome.

We needed some documents prepared for our Arizona LLC. We reached out to Mr. Tucker and we were…read moreVERY impressed. The service was spectacular. We got our documents faster than we ever expected. He added all the details in the documents that asked for. We definitely have no doubt that we got 100% value for what we paid. Additionally Mr. Tucker is a wonderful and pleasant person to talk to and a professional to do business with; he's friendly, helpful, efficient, conscientious. Out of dozens of attorneys that we have worked with over the decades, Mr. Tucker is the best we have ever hired by far and we will continue to hire him for our legal needs in the state of Arizona. Thank you so much. Highly recommended!!

Firstly before you ever get a lawyer, you should confirm if they are eligible to practice and if…read morethey have disciplinary actions to their name. The site to visit is below https://www.azbar.org/for-legal-professionals/practice-tools-management/member-directory/ When I reached out to Mark, he strongly persuaded me to file for an eviction, emphasizing how important it was for me to recover my lost wages. However, what he failed to disclose--which I found to be very deceitful--was that his services do not include recovering those lost payments which to me defeats the purpose if you don't know where the tenant resides. I even asked him if he could mediate the situation of get the tenant to the table and he strongly advise i pursue a judgement... because that's how he gets paid. I would have paid to mediate... I just wanted representation. To be clear, tenant was communicative by email but we had no address of the tenant. I not once did the lawyer serve any of the paperwork via email. Although I'm not entirely comfortable discussing my eviction experience, I remain unconvinced that I even needed to go through the process. My tenant had already abandoned the unit without surrendering the keys, making the situation unclear. knowing what i know how now, I am legally obligated to still communicate how i am going to handle the security deposit. But I am really suffering a huge financial loss that Mark stated was a lot of money... clearly money i may new recover. Unfortunately, Mark's approach left much to be desired. He does not thoroughly review discovery documents or commit the details of your renter's story to memory as he kept asking me questions about situation there were already in the material I sent him. On several occasions, the so-called "professional documents" he prepared--such as affidavits and notices--contained significant errors, including repeated misspellings of the tenant's address on multiple occasions. While Mark may come across as a nice guy on the phone, I cannot recommend his services. I had to constantly follow up with him to ensure tasks were completed, which eroded my trust in his capabilities. I also found his communication style manipulative--he knows how to carefully phrase things to influence your perception while avoiding accountability. This made me lose respect for him. I'm sharing my experience to help others make informed decisions. I would advise caution if you're considering his services.

I've only needed a lawyer once before, for criminal defense, so when I needed a lawyer in another…read moreemergency situation, I pulled the business card out of my wallet and called again. I was connected to Mr. Hamby, on a holiday, to explain my situation and what I was looking for. Ultimately, it turns out that the kind of lawyer I needed was not within his firm's area of expertise. What impressed me though was that he was able to politely take charge of the conversation, ask me simple and straightforward questions, and get to the conclusion in a short amount of time. It might seem silly to leave a positive review for a consultation that ended with "I'm not the lawyer you need," but that's just the reality of the situation. A less talented person might have had me going in circles, explaining things over and over again, misunderstanding what I was asking for and so on. I really appreciated his professionalism and skill, and in the future, if I do need a criminal defense lawyer, I think I would be very happy with Mr. Hamby's services.

Hired them 2 years ago. They charged me over 20,000 gave no legal advice, no protection no motions…read morewere filled on our defense we were left on our own. Fired them after they kept lying. The prosecutor even tried to charge them with malpractice for being unethical. That was the only time that they claimed anything legal wise. They swap lawyers in the case with out telling us why. We showed up to appointments and our lawyer claimed they they were not expecting us to see the judge with them. In shirt they asked us to go to court with out a lawyer. We fired them hired someone they closed our clase in under 2 months free and clear. 2 years latter dm cantor is asking us to pay them even more money. They made no attempts to contact us during them time. Thye only sent a letter in the mail 2 years after someone cleaned up there mess and asked for more money and treated to sue us if we did not pay them. So if you want to trow your money away and be left in court by your self as dm cantor bills you and dose not give any legal advice go ahead and hire them. Go with someone else anyone else is a far better option. Over priced no legal services provided then years latter get a threat letter in the mail. What a great after service they have.

As per my own experience, I want to say that I am very sorry you are in need of an attorney. For me…read moreit was a very stressful, uncertain and scary journey. But I was lucky that my friend recommended Gillespie, Shields & Taylor Law Firm for my family law case that had been ongoing for almost 1.5 years at the time, and I will be forever grateful. I had initially tried to represent myself but the other party made it impossible to make any progress. Luckily I found DeeAn Gillespie. She was sharp, caring and compassionate since our initial consultation and I hired her on the spot. The extensive experience of DeeAn and her team was evident throughout the process. DeeAn's expertise in family law, combined with her compassion and strategic approach, provided me with confidence and peace of mind. Paralegal Deborah was also instrumental, ensuring all aspects of my case were handled efficiently and professionally. I worked closely with Deb and it was evident that she was committed and invested in quality work to get the best possible outcome for me. I also interacted with Paralegal Perla during the first week, and the day of the scheduled trial. The entire team worked diligently to achieve a favorable result, and I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking knowledgeable and caring legal assistance.

Mrs Gillespie told the judge she would help me and my x wife settle the only issue we had). Out of…read morecourt that was the sale of the residence. I was ordered to pay 40 k for x wife's shair.next thing I know I get served from Gillespie for contempt of court and she wants me to pay 1000 a month for staying at my residence waiting for my x to sale property and to pay her fee.the x told me that she never asked Deann to charge me her fee that she was going to pay from her shair when sold luckily the judge didn't let her charge me she has bad reviews with bbb and in alot of trouble 7 times with the bar association don't just look at her profile she makes herself look like the best ever check out she has caused people a lot of grief

I paid them my savings. I feel like an idiot. You will too…read moreif you hire them. Check the BBB and REAL reviews. Public defender would have done better and spent more time on the case. Mayes Telles and Chris Culbert leave a bad taste in my mouth.

I retained Meyes Telles in early 2025 after being contacted about a potential unemployment-related…read moreinvestigation. I paid $6,782 up front based on the understanding that this would cover the investigative phase and early representation. During my consultation, the conversations repeatedly emphasized that my "future," "freedom," and "life" were at risk if I didn't retain the firm immediately. At the time I was scared and vulnerable, and looking back, the tone now feels unnecessarily alarm-driven given how my case ultimately resolved. Over the following months, very little seemed to happen on my case, but I was still charged recurring $500 "criminal investigation minimum" fees plus additional charges for brief emails and short calls on top of that. My understanding of a "minimum fee" was that it would apply only when less than that amount of work occurred, not as an extra charge added regardless of activity. The wording in the agreement felt unclear, and the way the fee was applied didn't feel consistent. When I requested a full accounting, the billing appeared fragmented across many tiny time entries in months where the minimum fee was also added. I asked for clarification and said clearly that I wanted to resolve my questions internally and amicably first. After one reply from the firm, my follow-up request went unanswered. When the matter finally became a formal case, I was then told I would need to pay an additional $15,000 for "pre-trial work," even though only one hearing was expected. This was never clearly disclosed at the beginning, and it felt like a sudden financial surprise at the worst possible moment. I had also previously been told that unused funds would roll forward if the case escalated -- but when I asked about that, the explanation changed completely. At that point I no longer felt comfortable remaining with the firm. I hired a new attorney for $3,500. Within one round of plea negotiations, we obtained a highly favorable resolution that removed all felony charges and resulted in a much better outcome than what I had been led to believe was realistic. My new counsel also expressed concern about how the early strategy and billing from my prior representation had been handled, and explained that my situation was actually fairly straightforward -- not the extreme, catastrophic scenario I was initially presented with. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend that anyone considering this firm ask very direct questions about: * what their "monthly minimum" fee actually means in practice * when and how large additional fees may be * whether funds truly roll forward if the case progresses * what realistic case outcomes look like before being told worst-case scenarios I left this experience feeling financially taken advantage of, misled about the severity of my situation, and ignored when I asked reasonable questions about billing. I would not use this firm again.

I had received an injury at a local grocery store due to their not properly securing a danger to…read morethe public. I had to go to an emergency room and get approximately nine stitches in my lower right leg. Although the store was apologetic and took a proper report, their insurance carrier left a lot be desired. I therefore contacted Woodnick Law. Gregg Woodnick was recommended to me by a family member. Gregg put me in touch with one of his colleagues, Kaci Bowman, who specialized in the area of expertise that I needed. I met with Kaci several times and she took the case and ran with it. She was very professional and kept me informed of progress at all times and frequently. My case was subsequently concluded to my satisfaction. I would recommender Gregg and Kaci and this law firm at any time. Thank you Gregg and Kaci for a job well done. Bob E.

Gregg represented me in my divorce. It was an incredibly tough time for me but Gregg was a steady…read moreand reassuring hand the whole time. He made sure my wants and needs were communicated and acted on. At the same time he talked me down from my high horse and called me on my BS. In the end I got everything I could reasonably ask for. I respect the hell out of him and (heaven forbid) if I ever find myself in the same situation again, he will be my first phone call.

You need a speeding lawyer to get things done these are them Reeza Moa provided great service,…read more kept me up to date on my case and they got my criminal speeding case dismissed ( had a clean record so that helped out) but they get the job done. I hope I don't ever need them again but if I do, I'm calling them.

Amazing law firm, I would recommend them to anyone needing help in an employment case.read more