We hired Asten Hall Law Firm and fired our large well-known "'strong arm" law firm after waiting…read morealmost a year for a check that could not even pay a doctors visit!! lWe received results in three weeks with Asten Law Firm after waiting 10 months to take a settlement that would not cover our hospital bills, purchasing a car of same status and other expenses with the so called 'strong arm'. Asten Law Firm called to advised our check was ready and we were able to purchase a new car (paid for it in cash) pay our medical bills and we had money left over for other expenses!! We were not at fault but the strong arm dragged us for months. I think they were too busy helping other folks out and we slipped through the crack ...,but ASTEN LAW FIRM brought us back!!! Highly Recommended!!!!

From the owner: Asten Hall Firm is a preeminent full service legal firm consistently delivering highly skilled,…read moreethical and aggressive legal representation to our clients. We specialize in personal injury law, sports and entertainment law, business law, civil litigation, Information Technology law, contract review, negotiations and mediation. Our entire organization endeavors to exceed the expectations of our clients in all aspects of service.

I needed a contract drafted for my company to use with subcontractors. The Bent Firm was very…read moreinformative and quick in the turnaround and explained every thing in the contract to me so that I understood. Will absolutely use Attorney Bent again!

Sara Eslami is an absolutely brilliant attorney. She walked me through every step, took the time to…read morelisten, and truly cared about me as a client. Her legal advice was accurate and reliable, and my case was resolved expeditiously. I would refer her services to any and all!

I wrote a film called "Always A Bridesmaid" that was licensed to Netflix. This woman sent a letter…read moredemanding $20,000 first from Netflix and then from me personally claiming my script and the film I executive produced from it, infringed on an IP created by one of her clients. After receiving that first frivolous demand letter, I sent her various documents, one even notarized, that proved that my script -- including its unique storyline and characters -- is my intellectual property and that its creation predates any possible claim her client may have to any similar material -- my script creation date predates her client's book by a DECADE. There's no physical way I could've even seen let alone used her book as inspiration for my script. I don't own a time machine. Sara Eslami even acquiesced to this being the case in her follow-up demand letter which left Netflix out of it and demanded $20,000 from me personally, instead. . She knows her client's claim is frivolous and baseless, yet is pursuing it anyway. What reputable lawyer does that? My next chat will now have to be with the bar association of Georgia. This can't be proper behavior for a lawyer. She has tried to sully my good name. If she did this to me, what has she done to others? I am posting this comment to protect them. Clients beware. Yvette Nicole Brown @YNB (Twitter)

I made the best choice of picking a lawyer for my case when i picked Brad. Brad gave attention to…read moremy case like it was the only job he had, he communicates very well, and he will give you great results for your case. Brad not only pays attentions to your concerns to your case but he will go the extra mile in making sure your educated on every part of your case and that your happy with any decision that he makes for you. I will never have to find another lawyer for anything long as Brad Dozier is a lawyer.

From the owner: Auto Accident Injury - Rear End Collisions…read more- Drunk Driving Injuries - Improper Maintenance - Pedestrian Accidents - Motorcycle Accidents - Violations of the "Rules of Road" Tractor Trailer Accidents - Driver Fatigue Related Accidents - Unqualified Driver Related Accidents - Defective Equipment - Improper or Insufficient Signage Aviation Accidents - Failed or Faulty Parts - Aircraft Crashes Medical Negligence - Misdiagnosis of Disease - ER and Surgical Errors - Infections - Birth Injury Construction Site Accidents - Catastrophic Injuries - Structural Failure Accidents - Fires & Explosions Product Liability - Defective Products - Defective Medical Devices - Defective Prescription Drugs Brain & Spinal Cord Injury - Traumatic Brain Injuries - Spinal Cord Injuries Premises Liability Business Disputes Nursing Home Liability Industrial Accidents Wrongful Death Personal Injury

This review is for Alyson Lembeck of Ellis Funk. We retained Alyson for a divorce case after having…read morea very bad experience with another firm in the area. We were up against a showboating attorney with questionable ethics, who was actually gaining ground with his lowbrow tactics. Alyson had a lot of catch-up to do as a replacement attorney hired mid-case. None the less she remained calm and reassuring while rapidly immersing in the details of the case. She kept our costs to a minimum, as well. The lesson we learned is that you find a great attorney like her and you let her lead. We are very happy with the outcome of the case. Thank you Alyson - you restore faith in a process that is often less than easy to navigate.

They were great, responded fast and handled my request promptly. Will definitely use again and…read morehighly recommended.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed…read more I hired this attorney to handle the probate of my mother and father. He was paid in full before providing services--something I now consider a major red flag. My father's probate was filed on July 2, 2025. After my mother's probate was completed and her Letters of Administration were published beginning March 18, 2026, I repeatedly contacted the attorney by text and email asking about my father's case. Getting answers was extremely difficult. I eventually contacted the probate clerk myself and discovered that documents were missing and the court had already mailed my attorney a letter notifying him of the missing documents. I ultimately received my father's Letters of Administration to publish beginning July 1, 2026--nearly a year after the case was filed. This delay had a real financial impact. I could not get the deed transferred into my name in time to apply for the homestead exemption before the deadline. When I questioned the attorney about the delay, his response was: "No time tables at all with probate. They take their sweet time." I understand that courts have their own timelines. What I expected from the attorney I paid in full was to monitor the case, address outstanding documents, communicate with me, and keep the process moving. Instead, I had to repeatedly chase him for updates and ultimately contact the court myself to find out what was happening. Probate is already difficult when you're dealing with the loss of both parents. Having to fight for basic communication from the attorney I hired only made it worse. In hindsight, paying the entire fee upfront should have been my first red flag. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this attorney for probate.