My business had to close because of the Pandemic and we were, to say the least, devastated by it…read more The commercial space we occupied came after us with a vengeance but little did they know we had retained SuperMan, PHILLIP DIAMOND, from the Lerman Law Group. Phillip is a master at his craft (LAW) he responded with detail and strength he kept us apprised of our case and calmed all our fears. We believe that if it had not been for Phillip we would have had to pay a huge sum of money. We not only have gained a trusted reliable lawyer but a true friend I recommend Phillip Diamond of The Lerman Law Group for all your legal matters Superman will get the job done.

We were so fortunate to have happened upon Phil Diamond by chance after we'd moved out of state…read moreonly to have a contract dispute arise from our home sale. It is an emotional, frightening process but Phil will floor you with his meticulous preparation and attention to detail throughout your path to resolution, and it's remarkable for your representative to actually have such an elevated bedside manner, too-- we needed it, and upon resolution of the matter we consider him a friend. He's been around the block-- you'll receive incredible insight into likely options and phases of the process, and it meant the world to us to be able to have some expectations set as we sailed into foreign waters. We marveled at the quality of his communications with us and the other party, and he brings exemplary advocacy for your interests, with a wealth of stunningly clever and wise protections that will preserve your rights and seek only fair, advantageous compromises (if amicable closure is what you seek, that is... I wager if we'd wanted to draw out a protracted battle that Phil would've been the bulldog you'd always hoped to have in your corner). We can't recommend him highly enough, and welcome inquiries on his behalf if that would help your decision.

Jean was a pleasure to work with. We needed a liability waiver for a batting cage, and she handled…read moreeverything quickly, thoroughly, and professionally. She took the time to understand exactly what we needed, answered our questions, and provided a document that gave us confidence and peace of mind. What stood out most was how easy she was to communicate with. She is incredibly knowledgeable, approachable, and responsive. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Jean to anyone looking for an attorney who is professional, responsive, and truly invested in helping her clients.

I recommend working with Jean Shrem. Super professional and easy to talk with. Our questions were…read moreanswered and easy to understand. I hope to never need Jean's services again, but I would 100% go back if I needed them.

AAA+++ The process of finding an attorney or law firm to represent your case is not an easy task…read more In the mater for which i was seeking representation the details and variables were overtley complex and therefore not easy to convey in a simple initial phone call, nevertheless I spoke with a gentelman named Daniel who clearly has a dynamic understanding of the legal profession and the range of potential cases . Already when i call any lawfirm i am hesitant because i know the reality that most firms seek to quickly ascertain if your case will be of any interest to them, hoowever when speaking with Daniel at Chapman Law Group i felt as though my private sensitive mater was revealed to a relevant party and though at this time my case is not their specialty, Daniel gave me empowering advice and practical guidance which will help me to procede. I know this is not a quick and easy process, but i want to emphasize the high degree of professionalism which is clearly is embodied in this law firms orginization. They say the first impression can be the most important and lasting. If any future circumstances arose and their services would apply, or if anyone asked me for a suggestion i would definitely recomend The Highly Professional, "Chapman Law Group"

David was incredible! For years, my high-rise building's management / HOA ignored my requests to…read morereplace a fogged, rusted window. I finally hired David, and he got results fast. He and his team were responsive, professional, and got my window replaced. Yes, his services were pricey, but absolutely worth it. Thanks to him, I have my view (and peace of mind) back. Highly recommend!

David is an exceptional human being and attorney. I had several legal questions regarding our real…read moreestate transfer and purchase, and he took the time to answer every single one of them with incredible patience and care--without asking for any payment, which is truly rare and deeply appreciated. He is extremely knowledgeable and guided us thoughtfully through our situation, helping us understand our options and find the best path forward. We are very grateful for his generosity, expertise, and kindness. Thank you so much, David!

Very responsive and helpful. Thank you for being awesome and available, great resource.read more

A couple of weeks after my house was on the market, I was happy to receive an offer from a couple…read more As per standard practice, 3% of the agreed price was wired by the buyers to the title company handling the escrow. The buyers then proceeded to do their due diligence with various inspections, etc. Once the buyers were totally satisfied, they then removed all contingencies. I thought the rest of the process would be straightforward as we counted down towards the mutually agreed close-of-escrow date. But it turned out that the buyers' lending bank, which had earlier preapproved the buyers, decided at the last minute to back out, so the escrow fell through. I then had to go through the process of putting my house on the market again. Two months after that failed escrow, I received a letter from an attorney representing the unsuccessful buyers who argued that these buyers should get all their initial Ernest Money Deposit (EMD) back (this EMD was still being held by the title company). It was then that I contacted Cary Kletter's office to see if they would represent me in dealing with the buyers' attorney. Upon learning the key facts of this aborted escrow, Cary believed that I had a good case and agreed to represent me. So Cary wrote a very firm letter to the buyers' attorney. By first reminding the buyers the salient facts of this case, and why the escrow failed, Cary easily dismissed any basis the buyers might have for laying claim to the EMD. Nonetheless, Cary offered the buyers a small percentage of the EMD to settle the matter; the alternative being to go to mediation. Cary made it very clear to the buyers that should they lose in mediation, they would be responsible for all associated costs, including attorney fees. Thus with this one well-articulated and forceful letter, Cary was able to gain the upper hand in the negotiation that followed. This negotiation in fact went on for two more rounds. With each round, the buyers' attorney showed that they were willing to take a smaller and smaller percentage of the EMD. With the buyers evidently in retreat, Cary then issued a very strong 'take-it-or-go-mediation' final offer. The buyers' had little choice but to accede. Even though I did not get all the EMD and was quite sure that I would win in mediation, I was very happy with the final settlement. I was most relieved that we managed to avoid all the time and hassle of the mediation process. So I have to say Cary really knows his stuff when it comes to such negotiations! I was very impressed by Cary's negotiating style and tactics, and I am most grateful that he represented me.

I was hoping this firm would help me with a potential employment law case, but they charge a…read moreridiculous consultation fee. What's more shady is that the phone receptionist couldn't even give me a solid price when I asked, just "it can range anywhere in the hundreds. Beware.

Mary listened to my concerns, reviewed my legal documents, peeled back the layers of legalise, set…read morerealistic expectations and I would say as characterized, my situation, is exactly the way things played out. A learning experience. Mary answered all my questions and added a few. I was surprised but pleased to learn in advance, elements of a will are not open interpretation. Whether in LA or Yreka. Hypothetically, If you're left out of a will, you're left out. She valued my time, did not insult my intelligence. All business. Pleasantly, justly, concluded. It's not always so clear cut, my case wasn't, but Mary was a great help.

Was very helpful when i called for information on litigation. She was understanding and pointed us…read morein the right direction. Thank you!

They seemed very responsive and willing to engage. I will definitely consider therefore services…read moremoving forward..

Same thing has happened to me as with other potential clients?? I provided the information for them…read moreto verify no conflict of interest. Then I spent a lot of time preparing a summary of my case and then they decide not to take on the case based on being too busy? All attorneys caseloads full?? You'd think they would've told you that in the beginning that they can't take on new cases? This has happened with a couple of other law firms as well. And they won't give an answer Why?? This is very unprofessional. I asked if they could put me on a waitlist and they said no once they've not taken the case they don't take it in the future?? So there's some ulterior motive here? Then they referred me to a few people that left their firm and formed their own firm and they did the same thing?

David Levin is a man who sincerely seeks to help others. Which is an admirable quality in any…read morehuman being, but, particularly so in an attorney. He is patient, decent, and trustworthy. I think of him now as a friendly business contact. Hopefully a friend.

Thankfully my landlord's lawyer was a cool guy who educated me enough to get through my hearing and…read morecontract agreement on my own. Levin was supposed to be sitting in for another Legal "Aid" attorney but didn't return my calls until minutes before my hearing, unwilling to answer any of my questions. He treated me like I was being uptight about wanting to prepare to avoid losing my housing.