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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Neale & Fhima: Accident, Injury, & Lemon Law Lawyers - At Neale & Fhima, we are very proud to help Californians achieve success with their lemon law claims...

    Neale & Fhima: Accident, Injury, & Lemon Law Lawyers

    (30 reviews)

    There were so many times I thought I was screwed. And with the pandemic at it's best, the very…read moreinsanely long delays, I really thought there is no possible good outcome. This firm stuck with me the whole time. Never got upset, never made me feel like a burden, always 100% professional and pleasant. I have a feeling Mr. Fhima did something above and beyond what he is supposed to do and is not telling me. And I'm sure Mr. Fhima wishes he never took this case. But I'm sure glad he did. I can say thank you a 1,000 times and they will still not understand how grateful I am, how many times a day I think about what would have happened with another firm. Thank you so much Mr. Fhima, Monica, and Courtney. I love you guys!

    I hired this firm to represent me after I was injured in a car accident…read more Overall, my experience has been mixed. Aaron has been excellent to work with. He has always been polite, informative, and communicative. Whenever I've called with questions, he's returned my calls and taken the time to explain things. Unfortunately, most of my communication has been with Rosie, and that has been frustrating. She was the first person I spoke with when I called them. I went with this company because she told me they would hold my hand in the process and the reviews aligned. When I called for updates, I often received conflicting information. There were also several occasions where I was told something wasn't needed, only to be asked for it much later because it hadn't been documented, requiring me to track it down and resend it. I eventually switched to communicating by email because it was easier to keep track of what had been said. At one point, nearly two years into my case, I was asked to provide photos. I was surprised those hadn't already been collected much earlier in the process- what if I didn't have them and how that could have affected a case. I often felt like I was spending more time than I should have REsending documents and REreading old emails to clarify what had already been provided. After undergoing surgery, I reached out for an update because several months had passed and I had questions about what to expect next and the process after being told there was issues with billing which I had no idea what that even meant (like what issues? How is it getting fixed? Etc.). Rather than having my questions answered or the process explained, I received a brief response referencing previous emails that are unclear and thanking me for my patience. The wording made me feel as though simply asking for an update was being viewed as impatience. My life has been changed by my injuries, I would have expected this response from the opposing party. I didn't expect this from the firm representing me. Given the seriousness of my injuries and recovery, the response felt dismissive and lacked the empathy and communication I was hoping to receive from my own legal team. As a client, I believe it's reasonable to ask questions throughout the process, especially after a major surgery and during a case that has lasted YEARS. Those questions should be met with clear, respectful communication--not responses that leave you feeling like you're inconveniencing someone for doing their job. I've tried to let these issues go over the course of my case, but after experiencing the same communication problems repeatedly, I felt it was important to share my experience. I find myself avoiding asking questions altogether because I didn't want to receive another dismissive response. I appreciate Aaron's professionalism and responsiveness, but the inconsistent communication and customer service I experienced with the office made an already stressful situation much more difficult than it needed to be.

    Whitney | Petchul

    Whitney | Petchul

    (3 reviews)

    I recently received a Cease and Desist letter from Dirk Petchul, Esq., a partner at Whitney |…read morePetchul, on behalf of my homeowners' association. The letter was filled with baseless accusations, including the absurd claim that I provided "misleading photo-documentation" of issues within the community. Let me be clear: inanimate objects--such as trees, cars, and property conditions--cannot be misleading in a photograph. This ridiculous notion doesn't hold up to basic logic, let alone legal scrutiny. The myriad of videos I have provided on my Google Drive completely shut down his nonsensical legal jargon. Any judge or jury would see through this flimsy attempt to discredit valid concerns. I have reached out to Mr. Petchul on multiple occasions to address these false claims, yet he has failed to respond--likely because he knows the accusations in his letter have no legal merit. His role in this is clear: to silence a homeowner who is questioning the HOA's selective enforcement of the rules and to enable the Board President to continue exercising unchecked power. Mr. Petchul's attempt to intimidate me with meritless legal threats has backfired, and his participation in this kind of unethical behavior is shameful. If you're dealing with Whitney | Petchul, be prepared for empty legal threats and tactics designed to shut you down, not resolve legitimate issues.

    Whitney Petchul is a fantastic legal firm. Over my 12+ years in the HOA management industry I've…read morehad the opportunity to work with several of their attorneys on their team (Fred Whitney, Dirk Petchul, Jake Harle, Constance Trinh, and Bill Curry), all of which have been top notch as far as communication, responsiveness, and their dedication to protecting the best interest of their clients. They are by far one of the strongest firms in terms of their expertise, talents, and personnel. I used to manage a portfolio of HOAs but since switched over to general management of a large sale community 3 years ago, so I've been working almost exclusively with Bill Curry to best serve our mutual client. He often says that he advises our client as if it was his own Board or HOA, and I truly believe this. Bill is nothing short of excellent and is extremely conscientious toward our needs and budget. Every attorney has a "style," and Bill is super approachable and collaborative; he thinks outside of the box and explains ideas and options in a very clear, concise, and easy to understand way. My Board of Directors and I are very happy with our legal representation from both Bill and they entire Whitney Petchul team.

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