This office is by far the best in the state. They are very professional and responsive. I highly…read morerecommend them!

This team was meticulous and precise with their handling of my case. I was always well informed and…read moreinvolved in the decision making process. The amount of time and attention to detail was remarkable. Rasheed and his team helped me tremendously at a time in my life I needed help the most

This is a law office with a rare combination of knowledge, genuine courtesy and competence. We…read morecould not be any more pleased than we are with Mitchel Olson, with whom we worked on our Will/Trust. Office personnel are exceptional, too.

I would not recommend the Law Office of Erika Anderson. When I first reached out for an intake, Ms…read more Anderson did not personally take the call--instead, her assistant handled it. Despite never speaking with me directly, she requested that I provide all of my supporting documentation. After I complied, I was issued a non-engagement letter. What is especially troubling is that I was told only after turning over sensitive information that I needed to secure a "right-to-sue letter" before she would even consider the case. This left me feeling misled and exploited. An attorney has a duty under the Rules of Professional Conduct to communicate directly with prospective clients, avoid conflicts of interest, and safeguard confidential information. The way my matter was handled raises serious questions about professional ethics, confidentiality, and potential misuse of client information. Even after I obtained and submitted the right-to-sue letter, I received yet another non-engagement letter. At no point did Ms. Anderson ever take a call or conduct a formal intake with me. This pattern of behavior felt unprofessional, dismissive, and--frankly--discriminatory. In my opinion, this is not how a reputable attorney should treat potential clients. Proceed with caution if you are considering working with this firm.

I had a solid injury case for negligence with a ski shop…read more This was information from this firm as well as others. They moved me along for two years and dropped my case. My rental equipment was either incorrectly set or malfunctioned. I had eyewitnesses and a paramedics testimony that my bindings didn't release on my skis. I tumbled seven times without the skis releasing (multiple eye witnesses) tearing my ACL, MCL and fracturing my tibia. My life is forever changed. I had surgery and a lengthy recovery.

These people are pricks. Bert swore under oath he would call us after he got sued. He ever called…read moreor emailed. Hes a crook. They still owe us 2k$ And after 2 years of unprofessional nonsense they paid half. But only we threatened legal action. Not again after 2 years they said oops. We make a mistake and don't owe us anything else. Bert, this is your last opportunity to make this right before we sue for double the damages. We have emails and have sent them to an attorney already. We also will be reporting you to the BBB.

Mr. Avila and his staff are friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend him, for…read morean honest hard working attorney, look no further.

Nikki is the best. She's a shark but she's nice. She's also honest which is hard to find…read more Her office is nice and it's not deep downtown so it's easy to get to. She represented my boyfriend and justice came through. Nikki fought hard to ensure the truth came out. She was always available to answer my questions.

If you want results, you want Nicole Moss. She's professional, and her knowledge of the law is…read moreunbeatable. She will tell you how it is, honestly, then fight like hell for you. Don't even question it. Her prices are reasonable. I met with many other attorneys who didn't have a record like hers and they were all more expensive.

Mr. Holmes was a godsend I was involved in an MVA while driving a tow truck So I had a workman's…read morecomp as well as an accident claim. He was able to navigate everything for me and just told me to focus on healing and getting better and he took the reins and I couldn't ask for more any questions or concerns I had he was extremely prompt with getting back to me. Hopefully, I never go through this again but if I do he will always be my first call for help.

Kevin Holmes was everything you want in a lawyer during a stressful situation! He was professional,…read morevery responsive, straight forward, respectful of your time and decisions and most of all his fees were very reasonable. I hope we won't need another lawyer in the future but my family would definitely go back to Kevin.

I cannot say enough good things about Mr. Garcia. I would recommend him to anyone that needs an…read moreattorney. He helped us understand our case and the possible outcomes. He is personable and knowledgeable and was just a phone call away when questions would arise in the proceedings. I highly recommend Mr. Garcia for your legal needs.

I had to submit a complaint against Mr. Alvin Garcia to the NM Bar Association because of his…read morehorrendous conduct and representation. Mr. Garcia represented me in a civil case, and I was the defendant. All he had to do was keep the ball away from the opposing team, play not to lose. However, at every hearing, deposition, filing, and event, Mr. Garcia simply handed the ball, gift-wrapped, to the opposing team, and walked away from the endzone. The case lasted nearly three years, and the best I can ascertain, it lasted that long solely because of the numerous shortcomings and incompetence of Garcia. The plaintiff's case was so weak that the plaintiff had four different attorneys represent her during the case, and again, she did not prevail, not on even one single allegation. His performance and conduct at both hearings and depositions was deplorable and unbecoming of a licensed professional. Case in point, there was a hearing whereby the plaintiff was provided the opportunity to testify to the alleged assault and alleged harassment I committed against her. Prior to the hearing, Alvin Garcia had in his possession our own evidence to exonerate me from the allegation, however, Alvin Garcia was completely unprepared on nearly every front. First, his opening statement consisted of him stammering, an overabundance of, "ums," mumbling, shuffling of papers, and long awkward silences. Garcia was essentially the proverbial deer in headlights. No less than eight (8) times did the judge have to stop the proceeding and admonish him. Then he had rapid fire freestyle questions without giving the respondent an opportunity to respond, did not seem to listen to the response because he jetted from one topic to another, and mostly irrelevant topics at that. The ineptitude never ceased, not submitting evidence prior to the hearing, unable to use evidence because it was not submitted, and submitting evidence and not using it during the hearings. Next, his billing practices are certainly the most bizarre. He would constantly make thinly veiled threats to me that if I did not pay him, he would stop working on the case. The best I can ascertain, he stopped working on the case multiple times, causing irreparable harm. However, not once was I ever late on a payment. Then, by sheer ineptitude sent by email to the opposing counsel, protected attorney client privileged information intended only for Garcia. He was habitually late to meetings, unprepared, and would take phone calls during our meetings, constantly interrupting me and others, wasting time and my money by talking at length about other cases, disparaging the opposing attorney. The best I can ascertain, 90% of his work products and deliverables were complete waste. In other words, work products unfit for use and unfit for purpose along with the most pathetic representation. Alvin Garcia could have easily destroyed the plaintiffs credibility with a single deposition within the first year of the case, however, by sheer recklessness, he did not depose the plaintiff a single time over a period of three years. I attempted to work with him, detailed feedback, the importance of quality control, the importance that speed wins, and quality work products win. However, his attitude was that he was doing great, and if I didn't like it then he would quit, then followed by threats to stop work and his response that if there was an issue, it was the fault of the opposing counsel, not his. In closing, I have worked with many attorneys in the past, thus I am aware of what constitutes professional attorney work products, and I am aware of the overall conduct of a competent and professional attorney. Not only is Garcia a travesty to the legal profession, but he is also dangerous because he is easily going to bankrupt some poor innocent victim, or incarcerate a completely innocent person. Must be disbarred!

I retained her back in 2015 for about a year of hearings. The best experience, expertise, and…read morereturn on investment I had while I was dealing with a custody case. Let's begin with the cost. First, lawyers are not cheap, it is an investment. I won't give numbers but Erika was very reasonable compared to the competition and the return on investment was well worth the cost. I had fired my previous firm because the other firm was more interested in fleecing than helping. Erika is genuine and really cares. Let's talk results. Okay, if you think about "winning" in a family court case, that might be the wrong outlook. The courts are there for the interests of the children, not your interests or personal vendettas. So with that said, being realistic is very important, and compromising will lead to greater results in both the wallet, kids life, and overall long term satisfaction. Brian was her paralegal at the time and he is simply amazing, super organized, professional, and just a darn good worker. He might come off with high energy, but he is just trying to help you get everything prepared. If you, as the customer, do not come prepared, don't expect magic from crap for information you might have provided. Have your stuff together and do EVERYTHING Brian tells you. You will be more successful! Overall, Erika and Brian were amazing.

Erika and Bryon are great to work with. They explain everything and answer all questions…read morethoroughly. They don't use legal talk but instead explain everything in layman's terms. They also have standardized pricing which means you know what to expect and how much you'll pay. They have been great to work with and have made the process go much smoother than expected. I recommend them to anyone. They really do fight for their clients and that's important.