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Tully Rinckey - Austin

Tully Rinckey - Austin

(5 reviews)

Far West/Northwest Hills

I highly recommend Camille Tealer and Sean Timmons and the entire team at Tully Rinckey. From our…read morefirst conversation, Camille has been attentive, responsive, and compassionate while guiding me through a challenging employment matter. Navigating employment and disability issues can be incredibly stressful, but having an attorney who is knowledgeable, organized, and genuinely advocates for her clients has made a tremendous difference. I'm grateful for Camille's dedication and look forward to continuing to work with her as my case progresses. If you're looking for an employment attorney who is professional, approachable, and committed to her clients, I would not hesitate to recommend Camille and the team at Tully Rinckey.

After providing attorney with comprehensive details of my termination and the encounters I had…read moreexperienced, he inquired about my situation. He determined that it would be challenging to substantiate my claim of termination due to my actions after continuing to be targeted and harassed. Notably, he did not address the denial of my ADA accommodation or any verifiable evidence that could support my case. Upon conclusion of the investigation, it was proven that my termination was not based on factual evidence. The termination was attributed to third-party reports. It is concerning that Human Resources failed to respond appropriately when receiving numerous complaints against the supervisor I was questioning due to his tyrannical behavior. The attorney offered to take my case for an upfront fee of $25,000.00. Despite the significant evidence I have to support my discriminatory and retaliation claims, I decided to accept his offer. Red Flags: Why is the attorney asking for $25,000 upfront? There are generally two reasons an attorney will demand a massive amount of money upfront rather than taking it on contingency: * The case is high-risk or difficult to prove: If your evidence consists mostly of "he said, she said" without physical documentation (emails, texts, witnesses), an attorney may not want to risk working for free. They demand payment upfront so they are guaranteed compensation for their labor. * The "damage" value is low: Even if an employer clearly broke the law, your financial damages (lost wages, back pay) might be low. If 40% of your potential winnings wouldn't cover the lawyer's time, they will charge a flat or hourly rate instead. Crucial Questions to Ask This Attorney Before you write a check, you need to understand exactly what that $25,000 covers. Ask them: 1. "Is this a flat fee or an hourly retainer?" If it is hourly, ask how fast they expect to burn through it. 2. "Does this cover just the EEOC administrative process, or filing a lawsuit in federal court?" (Handling an EEOC investigation is much cheaper than filing a full lawsuit). 3. "Does this include litigation costs?" (Court filing fees, court reporters, deposition transcripts, and expert witnesses can add an extra $5,000 to $15,000+ on top of attorney fees). 4. "If we win, do you also take a percentage of the winnings?" (Be careful--some lawyers try to charge a high fee and a percentage). What you should do next Get a second and third opinion. Do not pay $25,000 until you have spoken to a few other experienced employment lawyers. Most will offer a free or low-cost initial consultation. If multiple attorneys turn down your case on contingency, it usually means your case faces steep legal hurdles, and you will have to decide if risking $25,000 of your own money is worth the gamble. To help me give you more specific guidance, where are you currently at in the process? Have you already received a "Right to Sue" letter from the EEOC, or are you still waiting for them to complete their investigation?

Lincoln Goldfinch Law – Abogados de Inmigracion - Citizenship And Naturalization Legal Services In Texas Lincoln Goldfinch Law

Lincoln Goldfinch Law – Abogados de Inmigracion

(33 reviews)

Hancock

A great company that truly cares about their clients and employees. Highly recommend them to…read moreeveryone needing assistance with immigration matters!

Contracted this law firm to handle a pretty unique immigration case…read more Their first call with you? Great. Fantastic. They really reel you in with how communicative they are. If they know you're gonna pay good money, you'll get a second call (Mainly to confirm your payment lmao) and after that? Crickets. Your case will get handed to a temp or a paralegal who either couldn't give a rat's behind about you or is way too overwhelmed to give every case the time that they need. Spent thousands of dollars for them to quite literally leave off documents THAT I HAD SENT THEM AND SPECIFIED NEEDED TO BE SENT AS A PART OF MY CASE JUST FOR MY CASE TO BE DENIED AND THEN THEY HAD THE AUDACITY TO CHARGE ME AGAIN TO REFILE. NO APOLOGY. NO "OH MAN, SORRY BUT WERE GONNA TAKE MORE MONEY TO SUBMIT THE DOCUMENTS WE PURPOSEFULLY DIDNT INCLUDE THAT YOU TOLD US TO AND OH WOW LOOK, YOUR CASE WAS APPROVED, WOWEE." Not only that but I never actually ever spoke to the lawyer(s) who were representing me. There's multiple lawyers because my case changed hand no less than 4 times. They'll ask for paperwork, you'll file it immediately and then you'll see that your letter was filed 5 days late with USCIS with some BS excuse that has nothing to do with why it was actually late (SOME KNUCKLEHEAD HAD SENT IT TO THE WRONG ADDRESS AND LINCOLN GOLDFINCH WASN"T GOING TO TELL ME BUT LUCKILY IM AN ANNOYING LITTLE POS) Then they proceeded to tell me that I needed to give them $3000 more to represent me as now that my case was approved, they were no longer responsible for the previous case. Is it maybe because in all of the 1000 calls I made to them I only ever spoke to even just a paralegal once or twice? Probably. I don't blame them for dropping me really, I was a nuisance. But good lord, when you pay someone nearly 10grand to file paperwork, you kinda expect a little more huh? I'm sure Kate Goldfinch herself is a fantastic lawyer but her firm is absolutely the exact opposite of fantastic.

Garcia & Garcia Attorneys at Law

Garcia & Garcia Attorneys at Law

(2 reviews)

Raul Garcia filed my grandfather's immigration paper work back in 2010 . It was filled out…read moreINCORRECTLY and my grandfather was penalized for 5 years unable to file for his citizenship again until 2015. Raul Garcia refused to refund my grandfather his money even though HE / his paralegals filed the paperwork out incorrectly. He told my grandfather that when my grandfather was ready to file his paper work he would file it for FREE . Since he knew it was their mistake . NOW my grandfather is ready to file and his office wants a 200 dollar consultation fee to speak with my grandfather and/or to request all the paperwork that was filed on my grandpa's behalf . First off I wouldn't want an incompetent attorney representing my grandfather again . Secondly, all I requested was that they give me or GET ME the file . Now I will be contacting state bar on Mr. Raul Garcia for negligence the first time around and yes it is negligent due to it damaged my grandfathers chances of citizenship the first time around and resulted in penalization

Raul Garcia is the GO TO Immigration Lawyer in Austin. He helped my family with some immigration…read moreissues. His knowledge of how the legal system works is keen. He is friendly and eager to serve and explains everything in a clear manner. I recommend him to anyone seeking help with immigration and criminal cases. I've used him before, and I have friends who have also used him. Thanks Raul for all your help amigo!

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