I was party to a real estate deal in which my counterparty was represented at closing by Reeves…read moreDiVenere Wright. This was plain vanilla contract with typical timing and process. Throughout, RDW were incredibly poor at communication, and their lack of communication introduced delays into the process that cost me more than $7,000 when all was said and done. I would not recommend using them. I was close to backing out of the deal after my own attorneys and other stakeholders having been jerked around by RDW throughout the process. Had I done so, this would have made their representation of their client very poor indeed, as their client had done nothing that I could determine to generate the delays. Details follow. My attorneys at a different firm in town provided all documentation to RDW throughout the process, and when it came time to close the deal had still not received the required final docs, nor any response by their attorneys to my attorneys' and other representatives' inquiries as to whether there would be a delay, where was the documentation, or what was going on. Sure enough, around 10:30 am that day that the deal could not be completed that day. By late afternoon we were told there would be a week's delay, with no clear reason given. We promptly updated our own documents and sent them back the same day, along with an appeal to complete things earlier if possible. The delay cost me more than $7,000 due to changes in the interest rate markets during the week-long delay. I was furious, but given lack of recourse to any alternative, completed things after the delay. Throughout the process my own attorneys were mystified at the lack of response from RDW despite repeated outreach by email, phone and text. Totally unprofessional, and totally unacceptable. There were so many problems with this process, nearly all of them avoidable. And those that may not have been avoidable were forgivable if we had been informed in a normal timeframe of potential delays, or if they would at least have answered my attorneys' requests for a call/email back. This firm needs to be more communicative and meet their stated timelines; give advance warning when they can't; or at least give reasons why not. I'm glad that we could finalize this deal but very displeased with the losses I incurred as a direct result of RDW's poor communication and the presumed incompetence that delayed the process (I can only attribute the delays to incompetence given that their communication about the process and reasons for delays was so poor).

Tamara Divenere is a smart, strong lawyer that fights for the rights of her clients. She and her…read morestaff are skilled at turning large amounts of confusing documents into an organized format for testimony. Christy Adams Gottfried

I recently went to Mr. Hendrick for some help with a case. When I called him he seemed rude, and…read moreas if he would rather be doing something other than talking to me about my case. When I got back to Boone, I went to Mr. Hencrick's office and paid the full $300 that he wanted in order to fight my case (or at least I thought). I felt left in the dark the whole time, so I decided to shoot him an email stating the things I hoped to accomplish. I waiting for a reply (I wanted to request the body cam footage of the officers from the night because I felt as if my rights were infringed upon). Somehow they sent an email to the wrong destination (not the one they had previously emailed me at) telling me that Mr. Hendrick decided he wants to drop my case. No call or anything. So, when I called the office to ask about my case, Beth Hardy told me to read the email and call if I had questions (the email stating that I would no longer have an attorney). Later on, I called back and was asking questions. Mr. Hendrick did not give a valid reason other than he basically did not want to do more work than he had to for my case. -He stated, "the fee I quoted you was to negotiate a deferred prosecution and didn't include any other work...". You get the point. I would have been happy to negotiate but I guess the outcome no longer mattered to him. Now I am left to find an alternate attorney in one week thanks to Mr. Hendrick.

From the owner: Since 1982, Hedrick Kepley Attorneys has concentrated in providing a trial practice which includes…read morecriminal defense, injury and disability cases and workers' compensation representation. Extensive experience in northwestern North Carolina Superior Courts, District Courts, and the North Carolina Supreme and Appeals Courts, plus before the North Carolina Industrial Commission. Hedrick Kepley Attorneys represent individuals, and communicate directly with the clients. The office includes experienced certified paralegal and legal assistant staff, who are available to attend to our clients' business on a full-time basis.

As a North Carolina Real Estate Broker for 22 Years, Angle, Perry, and Isley Law are one of the…read morebest Real Estate Law Firms that I have worked with. I highly recommend them. Mike Goldstein Broker, Realtor, Owner of Mountain Mike Realty

I had no complaints. I had a good experience with Mr. Robert Angle. I would do business with him…read moreagain.