We were revising our wills and financial plans. Will Robertson responded quickly and throughout the…read moreexperience of providing the requested service he was attentive, asked a lot of questions, created thorough and fairly simple explanations. highly recommended.

After making contact with several law firms & looking at reviews I selected CMS Law to handle my…read moreprobate case. I scheduled a free 30 minute call with Suzanne Lieberman and she explained how the probate process would work & what to expect. I liked the flat rate fee for the process vs an hourly rate which is difficult to plan & budget for. The probate process is slow and it will continue for a while, but it has gone smoothly so far. I had no idea what to expect and the team have guided me through the process very efficiently. I highly recommend Suzanne and the entire team at CMS Law. I decided CMS would also handle my estate planning. Again, being able to schedule the 30 minute call with Will Robinson to discuss & the flat rate fee makes it all very streamlined. Will guided me through creating my Living Trust being both efficient & compassionate with the personal decisions that I was making. He answered all my questions and gave great suggestions as I revised and worked my way through the decisions for my estate. He was available to schedule calls & answered emails quickly. It was a pleasure working with him & I highly recommend Will Robinson and CMS Law.

Jim is amazing and very helpful and super knowledgeable about all types of Laws! If I need any…read morelegal assistance he is my go to every time! Thanks Jim

I'm a CPA serving mostly small businesses (especially S corporations) just over the hill from Jim…read morein Redmond. And I regularly recommend that clients consult with Jim. He's a smart, experienced attorney who treats people well. BTW, the Yelp description says that Jim's a bankruptcy attorney. And that's certainly a specialty of his. But he's also great for general business law issues. (I've actually personally used Jim a few times for setting up limited liability companies and doing general contract stuff.) And he's helped clients of mine with real estate issues and estate planning and will issues. Stephen L. Nelson, CPA

I was in a car accident in 2019 and Jeremy was referred to me by a friend. He was thorough and…read moreefficient throughout the whole process and made it as smooth for me as possible. Jeremy and his partner Connie are experienced, compassionate and because of their hard work( following up nonstop with the insurance company and the claim adjuster) they were able to get me the settlement more than I expected. He is definitely the one you want on your side when you need an attorney!

I was rear ended in 2014 by an uninsured driver with an expired license. This driver pushed my car…read moreinto the car in front of me, causing a three vehicle collision. A police officer showed up on the scene and issued me a ticket, even though she had not witnessed the incident and the damage to the cars clearly showed that I was rear ended. While I was able to get the ticket cleared because of the lack of evidence, both drivers still pursued money from my insurance company based on the bogus police report. My insurance company hired Jeremy to defend them and he did great work. He took the time to interview everyone thoroughly, look at photos of all vehicles and order an accident/vehicle forensics report that examined the vehicle damage to support the fact that I was rear ended and did not cause the accident. We went through arbitration with one of the drivers and it was found that I was at 0% fault (which I knew, of course!) which was a decision that was come to VERY quickly from the arbitrator since Jeremy presented the case so well. On top of all of this, I was two weeks postpartum at the time of the arbitration hearing, so he was sensitive to my health needs during this time (needing more frequent breaks to pump, etc.) He also stayed on top of the statute of limitations and let me know what I could expect when it came to the other driver (who ended up not pursuing anything after learning that the first driver didn't win his case) and prepped me for what would happen if the outcome was contested. I really appreciated his work on the case and am happy that he was able to present my side in a way that I felt confident in. The whole debacle was very frustrating to me, as I KNEW I had done nothing wrong, so to have so much trouble around something like this and having to clear myself of it was not fun. Jeremy helped to make it easier and ultimately get me the outcome that I wanted.

As a commercial real estate broker I used kirkland law group to handle escrow for a business…read moreopportunity. Parking: big parking lot. In and out in less than 5 minutes. Location: easy freeway access and close to food and shops if you need to meet clients. Staff: Extremely knowledgable, personable, and available when you call. As a real estate broker it can be frustrating during escrow when typical title and escrow companies don't return your call or send you to voicemail. I never once had an issue with kirkland law group. I am devoted to use them for all future commercial escrow transactions. Special thanks to Sheila, my coordinator, you're amazing. Thank you for all your help as a teacher of the process and your unexpected kindness on a difficult day.

From the owner: Eggerman Law Firm PS is located in Kirkland, Washington. The firm has served the public since 1995…read more(formerly Eggerman Van Sandt LLP). Attorney Stephen A. Eggerman, provides legal services primarily in the fields of personal injury, workers' compensation, estate planning and probate, but also has experience in handling real estate issues, guardianships and employment matters. He is assisted by paralegal Sue Ichikawa. Stephen A. Eggerman has more than twenty seven years of experience practicing law in Washington State. He started his trial lawyer career in the Office of the Attorney General appointed as an Assistant Attorney General representing the Department of Labor & Industries in the areas of workers' compensation, personal injury, bankruptcy and collections. Together with paralegal Sue Ichikawa, Eggerman Law Firm PS serves clients with expert advice and representation.

I hired Bryan Krislock to help me with a personal injury case that is a complete slam dunk. He was…read morevery interested and was willing to help me in the beginning. Then out of nowhere, he completely ghosted me. He refuses to respond to my emails and phone calls, and I cannot figure out why. Nothing changed on my end. He had no issue talk king my money though. If he's too busy, fine. Have the decency to tell me. If you don't want to represent me, say so. But nothing. Completely refuses to connect and I cannot explain it. So I have to hire a different attorney now, but not understanding why. I felt completely disrespected and feel he is totally unprofessional. I would not recommend him.

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She represented me to the fullest and took special care of a delicate situation. I appreciated the…read morecare and thought she had strategically to resolve my issue.

See the review of 6/26/15, and the 4 other bad reviews since then. This is all still the same, poor…read morerepresentation, unprepared your during mediation, causing me to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in my divorce. I was never even told to file for alimony or child support and I filed in July 2020, when asking for food stamps and on unemployment. She never even explained that I couldn't ask for that money back. In mediation she was a deer in the headlights, letting the mediator dictate the decisions, she didn't even have my financial spreadsheet ready when the mediator asked for it. I am a survivor of both emotional and financial abuse, she knew this going into mediation. I was forced to comb through numbers and produce while flooded with PTSD. I was unable to calculate the numbers, and that should have been her job. I was re-victimized during mediation. When I wrote Karin and Melissa the next morning, explaining that I needed them to be my voice, asking them why they froze up and why they let Cheryll the mediator dictate the decisions, and told them they didn't consider the mortage owed on my home, only the equity. They didn't even confirm the numbers used in his bank statement were not correct. Their firm is clearly not prepared for complex asset divorce, or dealing with women from domestic abuse and financial abuse. This has been a complete nightmare. I only ask for what is fair, and now I walk away with nothing but child support that can be overturned at any time. I hope no one else goes through this nightmare. I signed a CR2A after being coached by her and the mediator that I could stand to lose $100-$200,000. The next day in the morning with no distractions, and a calm place I look at the spreadsheet used in mediation and I see over a six-figure errors in their calculations that the decisions were based on. It was her job to oversee the financials, and understand how to litigate finances. It was her job to know divorce law, but instead she was quiet and let the mediator dictate. I asked her why the next day I said why didn't you advocate for me why were you sitting there silent, she said "oh well Cheryl's been doing this for so many years so I let her do it" she should have prepared me for mediation, it was her job to be my advocate when I was in the most vulnerable place possible. I was nervous as we lead up to mediation, she sent me and asked me questions literally for financials again after I already sent them to her only three days before mediation. I was expected to come up and produce during mediation, and it was the one day I really needed an advocate, I needed somebody who knew divorce law. It was clear she didn't as she sat there saying nothing. In mediation I asked her and her assistant Melissa, "please help me." Here I am scrambling for numbers when it was their responsibility to have the numbers prepared and have grit behind their global offer. It was a complete nightmare and still is. At this point I need help and going to the state bar to report the negligence and gross mathematical errors in the spreadsheet. She actually asked my exes attorney during mediation to update the spreadsheet's. She didn't even cross check the numbers? The experience was surreal, and it was a nightmare. It is still an ongoing nightmare because now I have to overturn what's been done. I am now seeking an attorney to take my case and overturn what has been done, and make this right. When I wrote her The next morning and to understand how she came up with the number so I could have a peace of mind, she used victim blaming. I will update this review again as I have submitted the glaring errors on the spreadsheet to her and the mediator Cheryll and have asked them to make this right. At this point I'm going to have to report her, sue her for what I paid her, fire her and then seek another attorney. This is the last thing I need as I am a single working mother. I could've got spousal support and child support this whole time yet she didn't advise me, and led me to believe I could have got it when I went to mediation. She did not explain that was something that I could never get back. She knew my fears going up against my husband. She knew the financial abuse that had gone on for years. She knew my emotions around this and that I was scared even to be at the mediation. No woman should put their trust in her for legal advice. Somehow someway I hope that I can overturn this, and get what's fair. I never asked for more than what's fair, and unfortunately I'm walking out with nothing.

we hired Webb and it started well as representative for a family member in another county. flat fee…read morewas up front. When it came time for an ancillary hearing he informed us his presence wasn't necessary but the judge stated otherwise, resulting in a reschedule. then we learn morning of said court date he tried to fax the court to recuse himself as counsel. If in prior conversations he'd told us of his request we would have understood but to abandon without notice or even discussing it was extremely unprofessional. I'm sure his flat fee from us is not his bread and butter but i do not recommend.

I had a DUI case with him…read more He forced me to accept a light version of DUI. We did not even review the video record. He failed to appear on scheduled appointment wit him. So, I hired another layer and won the case.