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    Stearns & Ryan

    Stearns & Ryan

    4.0
    (20 reviews)

    Pedro Ward ; After I've waited two weeks for a consultation, then; 20 minutes sitting in the lobby…read more ;this firm tried to force me in accepting to consult with a "rookie" attorney, and wanted to charge me $600 for a consultation, for which I flatly walk away from, I think for all their experience this was very wrong and unprofessional!

    This is my last post regarding Ryan Stearns. The main reason I'm doing it is to save people from…read morelosing a whole bunch of money and getting a whole bunch of nothing. Ryan, everything you wrote is simply not true. I have not had any yelp reviews deleted. As a matter of fact, all of my other yelp reviews are positive. 1. COVID-19, you did not notify me for seven days. I heard you mention to the other Atty that your wife had Covid. I heard it, but I assumed you were just saying she had it previously, not the day we were all meeting. My friend noticed you were coughing. I wasn't even thinking about Covid until you wrote me a week later that you tested positive and your office not notified me. If you'd like I can post the date we had the meeting and the date you sent me the email. 2. You did not secure the life insurance that was an agreement I had with my ex and I believe it was Ken who wrote it into the judgment. Some can't say who did it but half of the life insurance amount is what ended up in the final judgment. Big mistake and apparently I missed it. 3. he did not generously offer to only charge me half you submitted it to small claims court and charged the maximum amount allowed knowing I couldn't make it to court so congratulations, you won. 4. Sadly, my friend and I did witness you smack your dog in the face. He was a young dog maybe he was nipping. I couldn't figure out why you did it and some people may find nothing wrong with this but personally, I have never smacked anyone or anything in the face, and I found it disturbing. I don't care how much money you donate to the SPCA, I'm glad you choose that charity, but I gather it's all for show because actions are what counts. I don't recall what the other accusations are, but it doesn't matter at this point. As I mentioned, I just want to save someone else from getting suckered in by your sales pitch. More than anything, I am so disappointed that I trusted and hired you to take my case. you put a tremendous amount of stress on me and contributed to my health issues. You might notice that my writing is a little more clear now. When people hire you, they will find out that I didn't make any of this up. Why would I?

    Law Offices of Chris Barker

    Law Offices of Chris Barker

    5.0
    (8 reviews)

    I've had an amazing experience working with Chris to resolve an eviction matter. If you're a…read morelandlord looking for advice or full representation, I highly recommend hiring Chris. (Also, read the very bottom for my thoughts on working with Chris vs. an eviction mill). Here are a few things that made working with Chris a truly 5-star experience: 1. EXPERTISE AND STRATEGY. From my first contact with Chris, it was clear that he knew the business -- not only from a legal perspective but also as a landlord/property manager. He knew exactly what questions to ask to understand the legal issues, financial issues, and risks involved, but also what was on my mind in terms of priorities and questions, and made me feel like a partner in the decision making around our strategy. 2. CLIENT-FIRST APPROACH. Goes far above and beyond putting himself into the client's shoes. Chris takes time to listen and understand what's important to you. He'll strategize, negotiate, and fight for you as a client. But he truly approaches cases with a holistic perspective aimed at getting you what's most likely the best possible outcome under the circumstances while *also* minimizing your legal costs (i.e., his own billable hours). Why does this matter? As a client trying to resolve a grievance, you can get so narrowly focused on trying to get everything you're owed and winning in court that you can overlook the fact that court battles have a substantial time and money cost. As a result, under many scenarios, the best purely financial decision involves compromising, settling and staying out of court. Chris is more than willing to go to battle in court, but he's amazingly circumspect and forthright with you as a client and will tell you when in his judgment the risks of your case losing in court (or a winning judgment backfiring because the tenant files for bankruptcy) and the cost in billable hours will likely exceed whatever additional amount you could end up financially recovering in court if you win. 3. CLIENT SERVICE, RESPONSIVENESS, DEDICATION. Great client service leaves you feeling like your case is important; that you understand the legal issues, risks, potential outcomes and available options; things happen in a timely manner; that your your attorney is there to help when you have doubts or questions. Chris was amazing in all regards. He engaged immediately and with urgency to understand my case, ramp up, review documents, strategize, and within 48 hours of our first contact was engaging opposing counsel. During the several weeks we worked together, he was incredibly responsive and timely, whether by phone, email or text. Maybe I caught him at a time when his case load was light, I don't know for sure, but I'm grateful. I didn't ask Chris to work nights and weekends on my case, but I'm truly grateful that he did when necessary for a few hours on my case when it was critical to get across the finish line and reach a settlement. CLOSING REMARKS Two final thoughts: 1. Before I signed on with Chris, I spoke to few other well-known LA area eviction law firms -- those high-volume eviction mills with a fixed fee arrangement. When I spoke to those other law firms, I knew they weren't right for me. You start out speaking to a senior partner on the phone but once you sign on with them, your case gets assigned to a junior attorney who you now have to re-brief -- assuming you get a chance to speak with them at all. I've read stories about how hard it was to reach your attorney or even find out who was even assigned to your case at all! I've read stories about how clients showed up at court having never met their attorney and having just 15-30 minutes to discuss the case before entering the courtroom. Chris is the 100% the opposite and it was *exactly* what I was looking for. When you call, you're reaching Chris. When you email, you're reaching Chris. No call centers or front desk operators or paralegals. No having to brief and re-brief people hoping they'll know something about what's going on with your case. With Chris, you may end up paying more in legal costs but IMO working with Chris is a much better client experience and I feel fairly certain led to a better outcome in my case. To me, it's a no brainer to work with Chris, but as with many things YMMV. 2. A great attorney help get you the best results in the given circumstances, and in my opinion, that's exactly what Chris helped us get. As often happens in legal matters, as a landlord, I didn't end up with what I felt I rightfully deserved in terms of outcome -- but this is because of unrealistic expectations (hopes?) under the circumstances, not because of Chris's efforts and skill. Chris 100% helped me reach the best possible *realistic* outcome.

    Chris has been a huge help in answering my questions on a small claims case from a tenant. Chris…read moreanswered all of my questions clearly, thoroughly and put me at ease. He's very knowledgeable and kind. I highly recommend him for your legal real estate needs!

    Law Offices of Stanley Denis

    Law Offices of Stanley Denis

    4.1
    (9 reviews)

    Stan Denis is a stand up person of value and an excellent attorney that actually "does the work" in…read morea day and time when many attorneys take your retainer and never open your file. After going thru 160k in legal in a 16 month period; he was the only attorney I had at the time that actually took the time to respond; accurately & effectively instead of asking for multiple continuances to bleed you dry. He works. The person that left a negative review because he was "subpeona'd" and couldn't get him on the phone is asinine. He wasn't his client. If you're his client? He gives you his cell number.

    I've been subpoenaed by this firm and the communication has been nothing but incompetent…read more Stan will have his paralegals do all the communication until there's not a proper response given... then he steps in. I'm unsure who would go out of their way to hire them... but clearly someone has. I had mentioned to them numerous time that I will be out of country for a family funeral and need the trail to be rescheduled... I have yet to receive a reasonable response to my request. When I called them, no one answered or called me back... his response to that was letting me know "they can't call back if you don't leave a message"... disregarding the fact that I called at 1pm and someone should've answered? Also, when I was served the subpoena...the processor came into my garage while my mother was unloading groceries.. they were made aware of this situation. It just seems like shady business all around. I don't have a choice but to deal with them.. but boy, if you can, do your research. I forgot to mention the part of Stan Denis threatening me, ha. A new of justice I suppose?

    Borden Law Office - realestatelawyers - Updated July 2026

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