Do Not Use this " lawyer" . He is Arrogant and Condescending…read more He was suppose to handle litigation for a lawsuit concerning a Estate. He did not do anything. I had to go through the paperwork myself and explain it to him. He accused a family member of embezzling money, which then triggered a Heart Attack. If he would have gone through the paperwork like I did he would have found it.

Good real estate attorney I've done many transactions with him. Would recommendread more

As a first time homebuyer everything was new to me and quite Intimidating…read more It was stressful at times dealing with lenders/ inspections etc but Elia Williams was always there to explain everything in detail to me along the way and answered any questions or concerns I had. When I abruptly switched lenders Elia's guidance got me threw all the obstacles with great patience. From the beginning to the very end of the process it was an absolute pleasure to deal with Elia Williams ESQ, & Law offices of perter G. Aziz & associates . I cant recommend them highly enough. Thanks again!

I hired Peter for a traffic ticket. He just did what he did, he was not a go getter he didn't…read more"try" hard enough. Aside from the experience whoever his secretary is was not on top of things. In the past experiences I have had I usually get a phonecall or two so I am in the know. Over here noone called me and I was left hanging.....I was the one who had to call, I was the one that had to confirm. What a disappointment! I guess this is the new generation.

I cannot recommend anyone more than the law office Jeremias E. Batista. He handled my case very…read morequickly and made sure we got to work! The whole team was amazing! They answered any questions and concerns I had. You will not be disappointed!

Great Lawyer who happens to be a Judge as well. Proffesional team with so much empathy. Same day…read moregreat credit score. Very nice office and ample parking.

I wish I could give it no stars. After receiving a runaround for a year and a half I find out that…read morethey have done nothing on my case I've done nothing but waste time, effort, energy, and spent money that I did not have using this law firm stay away from them unless you want to get ripped off.

if I could give no stars I would , lawyers doesn't communicate. Everytime you try to reach the…read morelawyer you can't , his assistant Thalia doesn't know anything when you call to find out about your case she'll say "well I already explained everything" i had a altercation with John this morning just because I asked him if they record the calls and I told him they should start recording calls because the settle ment amount his assistant told me was way off , she told me my insurance covered everything but some how they say some doctors still haven't been payed he literally took half of my settlement he took 11 out of a 25 and I didn't even get 16 because supposedly there are still pending charges , very bad business the men told me from the beginning that we were gonna be best friends but never reached out to me

Sending out fake lawsuits to underage CHILDREN to shake down families unable to pay their medical…read morebills. If unethical shady immoral business practice took human form, it would be these pricks. Who sues children for unpaid medical bills?? Here's where it gets crazy: I contacted a lawyer about this and we have verified the letter is fake, and there is no pending lawsuit, which is 100% illegal in the state of NJ. Sending a document that looks like a court complaint before it's filed is a violation of 15 U.S.C. § 1692e(13) of the FDCPA, which prohibits: "The false representation or implication that documents are legal process." They are committing a crime just by sending these fake scare tactics out and are sloppily sending them to minors. I am working with the state attorney to see what we can do about these monsters and I don't think this will be around for too long. * IF YOU GET ONE OF THESE ILLEGAL SCARE TACTICS: Immediately call the NJ State legal service dept. and report them for illegal activity at 973-624-4500. You can also request a free attorney and reference violation of 15 U.S.C. § 1692e(13) of the FDCPA, which prohibits the false representation or implication that documents are legal process prior to filing, which is exactly what they are doing. Make note of the bottom corner of their illegal documents that reference the debt collectors reference number. Notice that the "official N Superior Court stamp" on the back (that is supposed to inform you when the lawsuit was filed for your 35 day response) is actually ink jet printed and NOT stamped in a court of law, proving it's fake! I can't wait to hear how this "firm" is dismantled by the state.

Attempting to call them in order to find out about a collection request, I was put on hold multiple…read moretimes, they would pick up the phone, hit hold, and leave me there for upwards of a half hour to an hour. When I reached out to the receptionist to try and get direct contact, I was spoken to rudely, and disrespectfully. She acts like she's some 90s mobster secretary with a fake brooklyn accent as if she were walking out of My cousin Vinny. From what I've read, seen, and experienced, they're only interested in taking your money. Not interested in following up, connecting with the person they're collecting from, or even validating that the collection is real and not fraudulent. If you are questioning whether they are legitimate or not, or whether the collection is legitimate, I urge sending a Debt Validation request. This is exactly what the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) allows you to do, it forces them to prove the debt is yours and that they have the right to collect it. Do this as a letter to their office, request a receipt. Or follow their email request at: info@csandw-llp.com And because this kind of thing upsets me greatly, here's a usable format for that request: Subject line: Debt Validation Request - (Your Reference Number) Your full name Your address The reference/account number from their notice Statement of Request ( Debt validation request under the FDCPA) Clearly say you are requesting written validation of the debt under the FDCPA. Specific Details You Want to ask for: The original creditor The amount owed Proof that the law firm has the right to collect Communication Restriction Ask them to not contact you by phone until they provide the validation. Close the email out politely. Thank them for their attention and leave your contact info if necessary. When you send a debt validation request to the law firm, they are legally required to pause all collection actions until they provide proof that the debt is valid and that they have the right to collect it. This means they cannot call you, harass you, or demand payment while your request is pending. If they continue contacting you or trying to collect without validating the debt, they would be breaking federal law, and you would have the right to report them to authorities. It's basically a way to make sure the debt is real before you have to pay anything.

I couldn't have found a better law firm for my auto accident. James and Timothy are extremely…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable lawyers. They promptly returned my phone calls and always took the time to thoroughly explains things. It was also a pleasure dealing with their staff who were always professional, polite and courteous. These days this high level of service is extinct so I am most grateful for it and would highly recommend them. #FiveStars

Kraminsky Law is one of the better personal injury law firms in Passaic County. The new office in…read moreClifton is very convenient. I had a great experience with them.

We enlisted Alan to handle our personal injury case. He displayed remarkable attentiveness,…read morepromptly addressing all my queries, and ultimately securing a fantastic and equitable settlement for us.