Madison was fantastic and worth every penny! She and the office were easy to reach and prompt to…read morerespond. They answered all my questions. She listened to my concerns & goals, and then clearly explained options moving forward. 100% recommended!

My family hired Marion after a lengthy but fairly priced consultation. We could not be more upset…read morewith the results. Despite her showing up in court like she's on her way to a dance party with unprofessional attire, exposed tattoos and a refusal to speak with us in court, her communication with judges and other attorneys seemed at least educated. Unfortunately that's the best thing we can share about my families experience with her. She is condescending, rude, and she will hang up on you! I didn't know an attorney can negotiate on our behalf without our permission. It's going to take months to get the new lawyer to fix the mess she created. We think Marion can have a bright future ahead of her but perhaps an apprenticeship at an established law office would teach her a thing or two about professionalism and how to run a legitimate business.

Thankfully I wasn't in need of an attorney. I signed up for a focus group. This was an…read moreinteresting experience. They let me partake in a focus group. Basically, they will let ANYONE in these groups! All kidding aside, this is a really hard working group of people. I'm not all that well versed on legal proceedings. They handled themselves in a professional, courteous manner. They also provided snacks.

Brian is an outstanding personal injury attorney. He is professional and strategic, and he…read morefiercely represents his clients. What meant the most to me was that he really listened, was available to answer my questions, and helped me understand the process all the way through. He always made time to return my phone calls. I had direct access to Brian whenever I needed to talk with him, and I never felt like another case was more important than mine. Best of all, I am very pleased with the outcome. I had a tough case, and he got great results. The other side paid what we demanded, but if they hadn't, Brian was ready to go to trial. I was always confident my case was in great hands because he was so well prepared every step along the way.

Attorney Krista Peace is one of the most capable attorneys I have ever come across. She treats…read moreeveryone with respect, she cares for her clients, and she goes above and beyond for everyone that walks into the King Law offices. I trust Krista with every legal question I have, and you should as well.

King Law was recommended to me for my recent needs by an out of county lawyer. I was beyond pleased…read morewith their services. Nick White and his team kept everything as simple as possible and kept the lines of communications open with me.

Ms. Stewart's practice was recommended by my parents' retiring estate attorney. I attempted…read morenumerous attempts to contact her for an appt with the help of our family attorney. It took a number of online attempts and phone calls over a month to even get a response and when she finally returned my call she was as the former reviewer, here, has described "rude, mean, and uncaring". I highly recommend anyone looking for an attorney in Asheville, NC, to avoid this one. Even if you secure here, expect the following excuses for delays: SPAM folder, ONLY me in my office......I can't, I won't, I don't.....

To start out I believe I have given 1 bad review in my life. In my opinion this lady is the…read morerudest, meanest and most uncaring attorney I have spoken to in my journey. I recommend to avoid her at all costs. I asked her "Can I run a scenario by you to see if you could possibly help me?" Her response "I'm not here to give free legal advice." I wasn't looking for free advice but rather to have a conversation to see if you could take my case. Never mind. There are many other attorneys that are not rude and condescending like you maam.

My father married a sociopath, Tina. She impacted my relationship with my father. She manipulated…read moremy father and separated us. She was an alcoholic, used hard drugs in the past, and drove my dad to death via mental and elder abuse. Tina is a thief. She invited her brothers to live at our business in order to use them as pit bulls. Tina had convinced her ex-mother-in-law to leave her everything, despite her ex-mother-in-law having a grandson from her deceased son's previous marriage. My dad gave her business shares. Tina scared people. As my dad was on life support, Tina asked me what I was planning on doing with the family business. I, my husband, and my brother talked to her, thinking that we could work things out. Within the first week of my dad being deceased, her brothers threatened my husband at the business. My husband nor brother never returned to the business. We lost revenue and Tina continued to steal business monies unabated. My husband took the threat case to court, and Tina's brother pleaded guilty. During this same time frame, we also appeared at an ongoing case that my husband had against Tina herself. She had assaulted my husband. Unfortunately, Judge Wijewickrama gave her a slap on the wrist. We were stupid enough to tell Tina how to proceed when she did not appear in court the week before the slap due to my dad's hospitalization. She took our advice and used our business funds to pay her legal fee for failure to appear. Um, I thought she would use her own funds. Seriously, without my knowledge at the time, she also used my business funds to hire a lawyer for her basic assault charge. In essence, we paid for her defense. Tina began to sell off the business property without our permission. What I find interesting is that she paid life insurance premiums for her brothers. Weird, right? She took out large sums of cash at all times, especially after my fathers's death. (My father refused to give us the password for the business account, thus we were clueless as to what was going on, until we just asked at the bank.) Add embezzlement to the list, please. We tried to evict Tina and her bros from our business premises with a lawyer. That action failed. We fired our lawyer. Tina began to tell the community that we were bad people. And some people believed her. That scares me, too. Somehow, this lowlife always eludes justice. Until you hire Mr. Samuel Hyde. After I had fired our deficient lawyer, I emailed several local lawyers. None of them would take our complicated case. We visited a past lawyer to obtain a receipt. We then went into Mr. Hyde's upstairs office on a whim. His office is beautiful yet homey, a tough balance to capture. Mr. Hyde took our case and did an amazing job. It would take me hours to record all the details here, but he helped us separate from Tina, sell our business and property, and protected us from Tina. He made sure that she was held accountable for her property theft. He worked with her lawyer when we had to buy her share of our house off of her. How terrible is that? Mr. Hyde advised me to not follow through with a lawsuit against Tina for her abuse of my father. She killed him slowly. He did smoke, but I find it strange that neither he nor Tina sought healthcare when his cancer returned. (I found out that it had returned when my dad was on life support.) I did nothing for him while he was alive, so I. too, am accountable. I was too afraid for my family's safety to report her abuse. I called the abuse hotline after he died; I was told it was then a police matter. I was still too scared. Anyway, Mr. Hyde advised me well. A lawsuit is costly, both emotionally and financially. Karma has caught up with her somewhat. I do not know if it is legal for me to state details, so I will not. A woman that tells a family member that her husband's chemo therapy "makes him smell funny" and tells a business employee how my dad ran in circles when he was having his heart attack is not a good person. Heed that knowledge to avoid future pain and lawsuits. Back to Mr. Hyde, as it seems that I reviewing Tina more than I am reviewing his fine counsel. I just do not want this to happen to anyone else, the details are relevant, and this is therapy for me. Sam also tried to get a larger portion of my father's ashes for me, but Tina would not comply. She also did not comply to at least one signed order written up by all of our attorneys. (Another involved specialty attorney cracked me up, because he thought my dad was alive. He took the maximum fee from us after forcing us to decide on a hasty property sale price.) Despite everything, Mr. Hyde did a fantastic job. He is very personable, rational, and down to earth. He handled Tina quite well, seeing what he was up against. He was the only attorney intelligent enough to handle our case. He is very ethical, follows the law, and does not take overly large sums of your money. He works hard and is truthful. He is simply the best.

Andrew Strauss and all his staff adhere to the highest professional standards. They are always…read morepunctual, prepared, knowledgeable, and exceedingly kind in their interactions. They really are expert in estate planning, and give excellent information and advice. In addition, they have provided all their services pro bono for me as I am low income. I could not ask for better service or better treatment. I highly recommend Strauss Law.

My wife and I were very impressed with this firm. The staff is amiable and very helpful. Our…read moreattorney, Peter McGuire was excellent. He explained everything and answered all our question clearly and concisely, as well as good humor. We highly recommend peter and his associates.

Scheduled a meeting a month in advance. Drove (roundtrip) 90 min to see this firm. Met Carolyn…read moreSnipes. Had 90 minute consultation. At end of meeting Carolyn promised to get me a proposal. Two weeks later nothing. Nadda. I pinged her. Nothing. Nadda. Two days later I pinged her again. She responded, asking if I was still interested in moving ahead. (Pretty irritating, after her promising 18 days earlier to send a proposal but so it goes). She wrote: "I have preliminary notes for a proposal and am happy to finalize it if you are proceeding." I responded that day, saying that I was moving ahead with the transactions we discussed one way or another, and that "Yes, I would love to get a proposal." Two weeks later, still no proposal. 4 days later, I pinged her again, asking if she was "sick or something...anything." It had now been well over a month since she had promised a proposal. Finally, she responds with, "Unfortunately, I'm afraid that my current workload will not allow me to work with you in the timeframe you need for a successful transaction." What a complete waste of time. This delayed me moving ahead on several fronts by six weeks. What a completely inconsiderate way to treat a prospective client...to treat anyone. If she didn't want me as a client tell me that six weeks ago. If she didn't have time to take on a client don't agree to meet me for a consultation. Ugh.

I just moved from New York to Asheville North Carolina. I love the place and decided to set down…read moreroots and buy a home. Not knowing the area well enough, I really needed help to be sure I was making a sound purchase. Getting involved with the real estate world in any town can be dicey, but having a GREAT law firm is essential. I was referred to Roberts and Stevens P A from a friend of mine who has lived here for 31 years,....raving about their work. Specifically, Marc Rudow. Having had Mr. Rudow represent and assist me in my purchase has been the best decision I could have made. I highly recommend Roberts and Stevens P A

Cathy Baggett and Lynder Serbio did an outstanding job with my auto accident settlement journey…read more Ms. Baggett keep me informed during my case and was thorough. They worked hard to maximize my settlement in a timely manner. I would recommend this team if you need representation.

You are so fortunate to have Shelia Hemmingway work for your legal firm. She has always made me…read morefeel at ease and explained every part of this situation to me. She knows what she's doing. Lots of times I had no idea what to expect or what was going on and she made sure I was informed. I hope that I never have to use your firm but because of this lady, I would. Thank you for allowing me to share this. Donna Aldridge