Mark Grayson advocated in behalf of my mother and she had a very positive experience. Her case was…read morehandled in the most professional way possible. If you are looking for an attorney who is excellent, professional and has your best interests in mind, I highly recommend Mark Grayson.

I needed an attorney for a personal injury case and Mark Grayson exceeded all expectations. He…read morecares about his clients and is willing to do what needs to be done. He is professional, punctual, and always puts his best efforts into getting the best outcome. I would HIGHLY recommended him for anyone looking or needing a personal injury attorney!

Ronald Slates is an outstanding commercial collections attorney. Professional, efficient, and…read moreresults driven. I Highly recommend!

I have referred various matters to Mr. Slates for enforcement issues and have never been unhappy…read more He is resilient, determined, and relentless, and knows the area of collections and judgement enforcement the best than anyone.

Brent Finch is one the finest lawyer that I've ever worked with, and at his best when it comes to…read moretough decisions. He has a way of centering the client and keeping the issues clear, with both patience and empathy. He is honest, straight forward in his explanations, and with a sense of fairness which makes him a very strong ally. I've been involved in many business deals and have never had a single legal issue arise, never been sued and never sued anyone. The buyer of my home raised a legal challenge that was beyond silly, but I was forced into an arbitration. Brent has a great deal of experience with real estate laws and the legal precedents. He also has relationships with real estate experts, mediators and arbitrators which tends to surround the client with a feeling of safety, and yet he always gave me pragmatic choices which allowed me to make choices that turned out to be correct. And being a younger lawyer, his rates are still reasonable. Save yourself the grief of working with a lawyer that isn't even a good person. Brent is the kind of lawyer that I didn't even think existed anymore. He also worked hard to solve the issues with the least amount of hours spent, which saved me a great deal of money. When is the last time you heard about a lawyer who works hard to settle the issues in the most efficient way, which meant less hours booked for him and therefore less money paid to him? Brent is an excellent lawyer who is a decent family guy. He's the one you want on your side.

I was referred to him, he's called me a few times to provide professional notary services for his…read moreclients. He's fair in paying for services, time and travel to his clients location. He's the one to call if you're ever in need of excellent legal representation.

Fantastic lawyer. I can't say enough good things about Danny. He is on top of every aspect of every…read moredetail on your case. I would never go to anyone else.

Joseph Golian (Golian Law Group)…read more If I could give him 0 stars for any and everything I would. These are the reason why i would NEVER refer him to any friends or family! -First of all he asks you multiple times to boost his ego that as an attorney will you recommend him to people via social media. He also added me on Facebook and when I didn't add him he would add me again then ask me 'hey are you going to add me on Facebook' (unprofessional). -If you have an experience with working within a law firm, DO NOT TELL HIM. Before having kids I did and I mentioned this. He asked me to call my medical providers, ambulance and handle getting the lien information myself. And if that provider didn't offer a lien he never told me and I was sent to COLLECTIONS TWICE! -Joe also called me out of the blue once to tell me that he and the mutual friend of ours who had referred me to him had gotten into an argument, and if they said anything ill about him to me that I shouldn't listen to anything they had to say. They never did but he was so self conscious about the situation he felt the need to tell me, he also posted about it on his own personal Facebook page looking for a new body shop. -Yes I had some law experience but never went to school. So towards the end of my lawsuit he asked me if I wanted to file an additional lawsuit to make sure we got the fullest amount, I said sure, he never told me prior that Its an additional amount that will be deducted from your settlement so beware. -Last he DID NOT include a lien in my settlement, and is now saying that because I was represented by him at the time of my accident he didn't need to include that lien from my personal insurance hospital visit (time of the accident). Sorry I didn't know that anyone is going to know they're going to be in accident and need representation. So will I ever refer Joseph Golian? That is a HUGE NO! I have all of my texts/Screenshots from him from March 2019 up until presently from him!

Really good service always on point had a wonder experience even dough my accident took place 2…read morehours away from LA. highly recommended

I had a great experience working with Robert. He is very professional, responsive, and truly…read morecares. His guidance made a stressful situation much easier. Highly Recommend! Oh and by the way so easy to get a hold of :)

I have been Robert's client for over 30 years, and he has handled many cases for me. Each and…read moreevery time, Robert is responsive, meticulous, extremely professional, and a very nice guy! I am extremely happy with his service and professionalism, and over the years I have made many referrals to him. Robert is simply the best! I recommend him very highly.

Wade has literally saved my proverbial butt 2 times now. My 1st DUI was a result of my…read morecarelessness. My 2nd was due to my inability to manage my emotions and my decision to self medicate due to a family matter. He always shot straight and kept a positive vibe during the whole process. The way he does business is exactly how I like it: I never wanted to hear anything but the truth. He advised me to the best of his ability and saved me literally thousands of dollars and additional charges in the process. Even though I had to serve time, I was merely booked and released. Both instances allowed me a reprieve from the financial consequences and community service. You will have to do the classes and the AA meetings, but that's just part of the process. You messed up, accept it. The one thing you can do to mitigate some of the blowback is hire Wade.

I do not recommend going to him. He had an ad on Facebook for legal services and I scheduled a call…read morewith him to review my cases. He provided a quote via email and I signed before sending him payment via PayPal. He doesn't answer the phone and doesn't respond to any of his email. His company email address bounces back. He's a fraud.

My friend referred me to Stephen, I'd heard about how hard he works for his clients because he had…read moregotten my friend out of a jam. I don't want to go into too many details about my case, let's just say Stephen acted as an outstanding professional every step of the way and his candor in the courtroom top mark. I could not recommend an attorney more than this man here. He is a top notch marksman when it comes to the law.

I was unfortunate enough to find myself and my family used by Stephen and his associates almost…read morethirteen years ago. I was by all means no angel growing up as a teen. But as I came of age I knew that I could no longer afford to get into trouble, as I'd see the big house. Being from southern California, gangs within the minority community was the norm. I had a few run ins in the juvenile court system because of my affiliation, mainly high-school fist fights. In my last year of high-school right after turning eighteen my found myself the victim of gang violence. I was stabbed and jumped while bleeding at a house party. After the altercation, having grown in gang culture, I did not believe in calling law enforcement. I went and called my family to pick me up. Naturally, I told members of my gang about the incident, and within hours they went back to the home where I was stabbed and fought the assailants. After police reports were taken it was clear that I was initially stabbed as my assailants admitted to attacking me, as was the knife found. When we went to court I refused to testify that my assailants had stabbed me nor did I mention who of my gang that I had contacted following the stabbing. Because of the severity of my wounds and the amount of blood lost, medical experts agreed that had I participated in the fighting, my blood would have been everywhere within the home. They were also informing the DA and Stephen that I would probably not have been conscious with the amount of fluid that I had lost. Stephen asked If I was willing to make some kind of a deal with the DA and I agreed, wanting to hear what they had to offer. To this day, this still haunts my mother; Stephen and the DA informed us that they knew that I was not at the home during the fighting, but that since I was stabbed it was clear that it was a retaliatory attacked. I was given the opportunity to naming those members of my gang that I had spoken to or I could testify against them. As I was initially a victim due to the stabbing, I was upset that I was charged for the fighting within the home, which was charged as a home invasion, when not only was I not there, but that I was stabbed by the friends of the home owners children. It amazed me at how quickly things turned for me just because of my stance of not wanting to testify against both those that stabbed myself and my friends for going back. Stephen kept asking my mother for more money for my legal fees, and after realizing overtime that she had no more money, he passed her over to one of his associates. In the end Stephen and the DA made a deal which I regretfully took at eighteen, to have the home invasion charges dropped to a burglary in the first degree, SEVEN YEARS in prison, and restitution for the stolen vehicle. Stephen said that, because I had trouble growing up, that my case would have been too difficult to prove to a jury's eyes that I was not innocent. I always wondered that wasn't it the DA's responsibility to prove that I had done the crime not for the jury to judge my character, and that my legal representative was to prove that I wasn't there? Being young, and with my mother barely speaking English, I accepted the deal with regret. I managed to parole early with good behavior , after four years, and I was even recommended by my parole agent an early parole release, but due to the nature of the crime it could not be granted. Since I couldn't find any job with a record on my name I went and finished college. Now, after so many years my record is no-longer a factor and I now work in the engineering field for the DOD as a sub contractor through a contracted engineering firm. I'm doing well now, but with no help from Stephen. I would advise all who would listen not to seek assistance with this man. One other thing that I'll always remember was my mother telling me how, after the case and the sentencing, Stephen was in front of the courtroom, speaking with the deputy DA, making arrangements for Christmas and and their families. I felt like my case was traded as a mere social pleasantry.