I recently reached out to New Chapter Law Group and spoke with Nik Chawla for a Free consultation…read more Nik Chawla took the time and went over the process and explained how everything works. Gave me options and seniors from different aspects, given based on my current situation I currently face. He was very supportive and thorough about all aspects. Nik Chawla sent a email after the phone call consultation regarding pricing and overall details, even went through other alternatives which I'm very thankful for and I wanna say I'm very impressed. Anyone who feels comfortable should reach out and ask questions regarding every aspect you may be going through to give a clear understanding what to expect. I appreciate all feedback and support and wanna say Thank you Nik Chawla for reaching out and for being very customer service oriented and understanding.

My wife and I needed some help, and Nik and Kristin were definitely the right choice. They listened…read moreto our needs, explained the process clearly, and patiently answered all of my questions, even when I asked the same thing in different ways. The amount we paid felt fair for the work they did. They also allowed us to pay off the balance in increments while continuing to move forward, which helped us avoid feeling even more overwhelmed. I highly recommend them both for your legal needs.

From the beginning Pierre Domercq was professional, honest, and gave terrific advice. The entire…read morestaff handled a very complicated case efficiently and effectively. Pierre put on a master class during my hearing and his expertise and skill was clearly on display. Every communication is followed up properly. Every step was handled flawlessly. If you have a case, and you want to have an experienced winner, I highly recommend Burke & Domercq. They got it done for me, and at a much lower cost than I had anticipated.

I can't say enough good things about Pierre & his team. From the moment I reached out, everyone was…read moreprofessional, kind, and truly listened to my situation. Pierre provided me clear and practical advice, and made me feel supported during a stressful time. His knowledge is outstanding, and it's obvious he genuinely cares about helping his clients. Highly recommend, 10/10 start to finish.

Thank you for helping walk us through the basics of what we need to set up trusts for the kiddos…read moreand holding our hand each step of the way. Elizabeth, thank your for all you do and we will look forward to working with you in the future. Like others in North County, we work very hard and want to make sure we "keep what we earn" - thank you for making this as painless as possible. I'm reminded about the old adage, "nobody wants a lawyer until they NEED one" .. so glad we found you close to home at the right time. Please thank your staff and Brian and we'll see you soon. Truly, Jim

Tresp Law File No. 23-01791…read more After approximately three years of representation, the mineral deed issue became the final straw in Plaintiff's dissatisfaction with Tresp Law. Under the settlement, Defendants were responsible for causing one-half of a specified royalty interest to be transferred to Plaintiff. Tresp Law stepped in and represented that it could handle the deed preparation more quickly and less expensively than if Defendants continued handling it themselves. Tresp Law then spent months researching, preparing, and recording the deed, and Plaintiff paid the firm for that work. The deed was recorded on February 24, 2026. Plaintiff terminated the attorney-client relationship on March 4, 2026. Tresp Law itself acknowledges that the deed work was performed while it represented Plaintiff and that the purpose of that work was to carry out the transfer required by the settlement. After the representation ended, the operator responsible for administering the royalty interest advised that problems existed with the deed and that corrective documentation was required before the interest could be properly divided. Plaintiff requested a refund of the deed-preparation fees. Tresp Law refused. In its August 26, 2026 response, the firm stated that the deed had "conveyed to you an undivided one-half interest, as the Settlement Agreement contemplated," despite the operator's determination that corrective documentation was required. Tresp Law's position appears to be that because it researched, prepared, and recorded a deed, the work was "performed and completed." Plaintiff's position is very different: the firm was paid to prepare a legal instrument that accomplished a specific transfer, not merely to produce and record a document. For Plaintiff, Tresp Law's refusal to refund the fees or otherwise accept responsibility for a deed that required corrective work represents a refusal to stand behind the result of its own legal work. This review addresses only the mineral deed issue. There is considerably more to Plaintiff's three-year experience with Tresp Law. Additional video reviews addressing specific communications, billing issues, litigation decisions, and supporting documents will be published on various social media platforms so viewers can review the record and reach their own conclusions. One of Plaintiff's broader frustrations with Tresp Law was the distinction between work being performed and the case actually moving forward. Plaintiff often felt that tasks were completed, time was billed, and invoices were generated without a corresponding sense that the litigation had materially advanced. In Plaintiff's opinion, a client should not confuse activity with progress. And perhaps that is the larger point. If Tresp Law devoted as much energy to efficient, careful, results-oriented work for its clients as Plaintiff believes it devotes to disputing or attempting to remove unfavorable public reviews, Plaintiff's experience with the firm might have been very different. In Plaintiff's opinion, a law firm's reputation is better protected by the quality of its work than by trying to control criticism of that work. Plaintiff is prepared to post the relevant emails, invoices, recorded deed, operator correspondence, and other supporting documentation so readers can review the underlying record for themselves and reach their own conclusions.

Lack of communication and professionalism! Chris has stated…read morehe would file a post-judgment memorandum of costs asking to add post-judgment interest back in March 2020. We have emailed/called & left several email/messages with him and his office to find out what's been done, with no reply. Hopefully with this review it will get Chris to call and resolve this matter as soon as possible.

I was in need of an attorney while evicting two tenants I subleased a room to who were stiffing me…read moreon three months of rent. Note that I didn't care about suing anyone or carrying on a court battle. All I wanted was these tenants who refused to pay rent out of my life. Attorneys are expensive, and the whole situation drained all my resources. After speaking to other attorneys in my area who wanted outrageous amounts of money, Chris Ridgeway agreed to meet with me and consult my case. After explaining him the situation Chris Ridgeway decided to take my case knowing that I was broke and didn't make a lot of money. I gave Chris the last $500 I had in my pocket as a retainer and he agreed to make a monthly payment plan with me as it was all I could afford. We decided on a cap of $5000 for the case with $500 monthly payments. The case became more complicated as the tenants had counter sued me for a wrongful eviction and served me discoveries. These tenants also decided to sue my brother because he was present while I served them eviction paperwork. Chris also fought my brother's side of the case as it was ridiculous that my brother was even being sued at all. Chris Ridgeway knew it was a frivolous case the other party was counter suing me for, it could get messy, be a lot of work and the tenants already had 3 or 4 prior evictions on their public records! Fast forward almost 1 year later of Chris Ridgeway working hard on my case and the tenants countersuing me are now dropping the case as their attorneys were ditching them as they knew they couldn't win a frivolous case. I'm sure they made a grave mistake encountering my old tenants who stopped paying their rent. Chris Ridgeway helped me in my time of need, he genuinely wanted to help me as a person, he understood my situation, and didn't look at me or treat me like a piggy bank. He is like the Robin Hood in the lawyer world. Not only is he an amazing attorney but proved to be a great man who I hold the upmost respect for. He saved my life. I couldn't speak anymore highly of him and would definitely recommend him to anyone.

Had a workplace discrimination against women issue where Eric Norvell, Christian Clark, Lenden Webb…read moreand the rest of the Webb team ensured I felt safe & heard throughout the entire experience. I was able to take part in the process where they took my wants and needs seriously to reach my desired outcome. I would highly recommend this team.

Our experience with Lenden Webb and Webb Law group was terrible. Below is detail…read more We started in January. 1. He spent 2 months and charged us for working on the wrong road! 2. Did not see/review document downloads given the 1st week of January, providing important documents and all the easement language. This cost us dearly when engaging opposing counsel. 3. They never answered our day 1 question we would ask and ask every month "Can they do this"? 4. Proposed uninformed expensive losing strategies over and over. Litigation, a $10K+ a day arbitration, a 2 year delay strategy. 5. Represented an opposing counsel offer that never existed and got 2 more months out of us. 6. Then he fired us when we pushed back when it was clear there was no offer. We were in a really tough spot and needed their help but felt we were treated like an ATM which is one thing but the poor lawyering and accusations made our situation much worse. We ultimately received a partial refund and apology. We are happy to move on

Great firm! They worked hard to get the settlement we deserved. Much praise for Stacy. We gat…read moreT-Boned and tried to settle in good faith with the insurance company. They just wouldn't pay our medical bills. If you need representatives tis is the firm.

Highly recommend this firm. Jennifer and the team represented me in an accident injury case after…read moreliable party's insurance company refused to return calls or emails. She is professional, thorough and honest in her interactions, and always took the time to answer any questions I had while providing all my opportunities and alternatives for care. The care I received both physically and emotionally made this process a lot less stressful. And the outcome was the best we could have received.

I was "attorney shopping" for a real estate issue and found LS Carlson Law. I sent a message via…read moretheir website and received a follow up call the next day. I spoke with Andrew who exhibited sincere warmth, genuine concern, patience, professionalism and just an all around great verbal demeanor. :-)) I met with Attorney Scott McDonald and it was a pleasure to speak with him. To be honest, I had a Car Salesman idea of attorneys but was gratefully proven wrong. He took the time to completely explain and educate me via his experience, professionalism, patience, honesty and humor. There was no sales pitch, just facts...thank goodness. I'm certainly no "big fish" and don't have money to burn but he didn't make me feel like my issue was too small for the firm. I left feeling empowered and understood. Hats off to LS Carlson Law! Let's get it done!

I chose this firm to represent me in an HOA case after watching several of their videos on the…read moresubject and perceiving a grounded demeanor from the owner, Luke Carlson. I had a consultation with him, however I was assigned to a firm team led by two lawyers who were thorough, but I found the team approach too expensive for me as their "thoroughness" resulted in an approximately $6K Demand Letter which did not move the needle. I contested several charges and Mr. Carlson was gracious to acknowledge them. I hired another "economy of task" lawyer who scaled her Demand Letter concisely and at far less cost while providing me with 6 months of representation for the same amount I paid LS Carlson for barely 3 months. I represented myself in my ADR and as there was no resolution, I circled back to LS Carlson for another consultation re suing my HOA. I did not receive a response. My second lawyer, however, responded and said she would not only provide me with another consultation, but also represent me in court should I chose to do so.

I was going through a divorce using a different attorney. After a little more than a year, with…read morenext to nothing done, I found the Harris Law Office who is a family operated firm. My case was messy due to previous incompetent attorney and the Harris's decide to take my case. Laurel and Cindy Harris are mother and daughter. They are a dynamic duo! Tough as nails and extremely competent. Laurel was able to clean up the mess from my former attorney and move things along. She is a strong litigator and will fight like hell. She is very detail-oriented, strategic and a fighter (I can't stress this enough!!) and we prevailed! If I could give 10 stars, I would!

I can't say enough wonderful things about Laurel Harris. She is above and beyond exceptional. She…read moreoffered counsel consultation regarding a sensitive and stressful matter--and was generous with her time. She is an attorney who will go above and beyond for you. Her obvious commitment is to the well being of those she represents. I will gladly refer to her often to colleagues and friends.