I was represented by Brenna Fisher of the Law Offices of David A Black…read more I was first charged with stalking, a class 5 felony and my bond was set at 25k. I had been living in Arizona for less than a year at the time and my parents were out of the country, I had trouble getting a hold of them. On my third day in custody a guard woke me up and Brenna met me in the cell area just hours after my parents hired her. Three weeks later I was rearrested for two more counts of stalking that were being investigated by Mesa PD, prior to my first arrest. I was improperly held non bondable for 7 days. Immediately Brenna got an emergency hearing in front of the presiding criminal judge, and was released on a 1k bond, when the state asked for 10k. The case in Maricopa County resolved in a class 6 undesignated. At sentencing I told her I hope to never need a lawyer again but if I did I would call her without hesitation. Well the very next day I was driving to Flagstaff and failed to yield to sirens and kept driving. I was arrested again on an unlawful flight up in Camp Verde. She came to bat again immediately at my initial appearance and was released OR. In Yavapai County we were offered a class 6 felony plea, Brenna proactively put together a mitigation package of my Autism spectrum disorder diagnosis as well as taking a strive personal safety course. At EDC the prosecutor agreed to an undesignated plea. She was very instrumental in helping me be fully reinstated on probation with no sanctions. Brenna will come to bat for her clients at all costs. She will take time out of her day to meet with you, truly studies your case, and truly gives you the best advice on what plea offer to take. I highly recommend David Black Law Office

The attorney advertised was not available, the one I spoke to was condescending and arrogant and…read morestarting fees for a small issue were $8,000 and up. Don't waste your time.

I am the worst consumer. I am very impatient. Grand Canyon Law put up with me. Stayed engaged in my…read morecase and I can now work in the field of my choice. I pass background checks like my past never happened. Thank you Jacqueline for tolerating me. Great work to the entire team. If your looking repair the past and restore your rights? Grand Canyon Law Group!

Great to work with. Super professional and kind . All my questions were answered with so much…read moreknowledge. They were attentive to my needs. Would totally recommend . Danelly was such a sweetheart!

The service here at this office is phenomenal. I trust the team here, very professional and…read moretrustworthy!!!

No recomiendo este bufete. Su enfoque está en cobrar, no en trabajar. Cobran cantidades altas y el…read moredinero se agota rápido sin ver progreso real. Aquí solo van a batallar desde el primer día. Los errores son constantes y los resultados simplemente no existen. This firm showed me a pattern of behavior that no client should ever ignore: Basic mistakes on simple tasks like change‑of‑address forms- repeated, careless, and never corrected. Constant turnover of paralegals, forcing clients to repeat the same information because no one communicates internally. Misleading "Spanish‑speaking" advertising. Only the paralegals speak Spanish. The attorneys do not. More communication from billing than from the attorney. When the billing department contacts you more than your lawyer, the priorities are clear -- and they are not the client. The attorney introduced at the beginning was NOT the attorney assigned after payment. That switch alone is a major red flag. My assigned attorney does not appear anywhere on the firm's own team webpage. That lack of transparency is unacceptable. Online reviews show a pattern of detailed complaints that match my experience, yet the firm responds with generic "contact us for feedback" messages instead of addressing the issues. The money disappears fast, and the work does not reflect the cost. The value, communication, and results do not match what they charge. Something is off about how this place operates. The mismatch between their five‑star ratings and the consistent complaints about money and lack of results is impossible to ignore. I'm writing this so others don't have to go through what I did. The lack of consistency, transparency, and professionalism is alarming, and the firm's priorities are nowhere near where they should be.

I needed an Attorney that was knowledgeable in Arizona Law, didn't cut corners about the cost and…read morewould actually fight for my case. Attorney Davina Godley, checked all my boxes and added a few more of her own. She was always available, and never left an unanswered question. Would, I recommend Attorney Davina Godley to anyone, NO... I would "HIGHLY" recommend Attorney Davina Godley to represent you ;)

From the owner: I won't back down…read more Don't work with a criminal defense attorney who caves under pressure. I've earned a reputation in the Phoenix, AZ area for my aggressive and ethical approach to criminal law. Because it's in your best interests, I maintain professionalism and integrity when working with judges and opposing counsel. My insight and experience allow me to anticipate your case's outcome better than other attorneys.

Customer service is wonderful, as soon as you walk out of the elevator the receptionist welcomes…read moreyou with a smile, the assessors are welcoming and friendly and willing to work with you. I truly enjoyed my consultation, I am confident my family member will benefit by working with this office. Thank you.

My experience with this firm was extremely disappointing and unprofessional…read more I initially came in for what I understood to be a free consultation with an attorney to determine whether they could take my case. After reviewing my documents and evidence, I was told the firm could take my case and was given a breakdown of costs, including a $4,000 upfront fee. After I called back the same day to proceed with payment, I requested clear points of contact for communication. That was not provided, and instead I had to repeatedly call and even visit the office in person just to get basic updates. Phone calls felt like they went through a call center with constant redirection, and communication was very disorganized. Over time, I continued following up because there were no meaningful updates on my case. During this period, I was also charged for phone conversations despite the lack of progress or clarity. Eventually, after multiple delays and after being told the attorney was on vacation, I was finally scheduled to come into the office. When I met with Attorney Dominic and paralegal Nayeli, the meeting began with, "What are we here for today?"--which was concerning given I had already gone through intake and paid. At that meeting, I was then told the firm could not take my case after all. This directly contradicted what I was told during the initial consultation. When I questioned this, I was given unclear and inconsistent explanations, including that no one recognized the prior approval or conversation. At that point, I had already invested significant time trying to communicate with the office and traveling there multiple times. I also received only a partial refund, despite no actual work being done on my case. Overall, my experience felt disorganized, lacking in communication, and unprofessional. I hope this helps others set clear expectations when considering this firm. They deserve to be reported to the bar.

I paid them my savings. I feel like an idiot. You will too…read moreif you hire them. Check the BBB and REAL reviews. Public defender would have done better and spent more time on the case. Mayes Telles and Chris Culbert leave a bad taste in my mouth.

I retained Meyes Telles in early 2025 after being contacted about a potential unemployment-related…read moreinvestigation. I paid $6,782 up front based on the understanding that this would cover the investigative phase and early representation. During my consultation, the conversations repeatedly emphasized that my "future," "freedom," and "life" were at risk if I didn't retain the firm immediately. At the time I was scared and vulnerable, and looking back, the tone now feels unnecessarily alarm-driven given how my case ultimately resolved. Over the following months, very little seemed to happen on my case, but I was still charged recurring $500 "criminal investigation minimum" fees plus additional charges for brief emails and short calls on top of that. My understanding of a "minimum fee" was that it would apply only when less than that amount of work occurred, not as an extra charge added regardless of activity. The wording in the agreement felt unclear, and the way the fee was applied didn't feel consistent. When I requested a full accounting, the billing appeared fragmented across many tiny time entries in months where the minimum fee was also added. I asked for clarification and said clearly that I wanted to resolve my questions internally and amicably first. After one reply from the firm, my follow-up request went unanswered. When the matter finally became a formal case, I was then told I would need to pay an additional $15,000 for "pre-trial work," even though only one hearing was expected. This was never clearly disclosed at the beginning, and it felt like a sudden financial surprise at the worst possible moment. I had also previously been told that unused funds would roll forward if the case escalated -- but when I asked about that, the explanation changed completely. At that point I no longer felt comfortable remaining with the firm. I hired a new attorney for $3,500. Within one round of plea negotiations, we obtained a highly favorable resolution that removed all felony charges and resulted in a much better outcome than what I had been led to believe was realistic. My new counsel also expressed concern about how the early strategy and billing from my prior representation had been handled, and explained that my situation was actually fairly straightforward -- not the extreme, catastrophic scenario I was initially presented with. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend that anyone considering this firm ask very direct questions about: * what their "monthly minimum" fee actually means in practice * when and how large additional fees may be * whether funds truly roll forward if the case progresses * what realistic case outcomes look like before being told worst-case scenarios I left this experience feeling financially taken advantage of, misled about the severity of my situation, and ignored when I asked reasonable questions about billing. I would not use this firm again.

I've been holding onto this review for a while. It is way overdue! I spoke with Jason Lamm on a…read moreconference call with my son who is having some juvenile legal issues with an adult. Jason was timely and responsive. He answered all of my concerns and helped us to understand what our options are, where we stand legally, and what to do moving forward. After all was said and done, Jason reassured us that he would be available if the situation escalates. He came very highly recommended by police detective who has been on the opposing side of the courtroom and has seen him in action. I cannot recommend Jason Lamm enough!

I have worked with many attorneys that specialize in different types of cases. Usually, it will be…read moreevident that they have a certain strong suit. This is certainly not the case for Mr. Lamm. Jason has worked on cases, varying from felonies threatening life sentences, to misdemeanors threatening probation. Despite this, I can confirm that through every case and trial, no matter the implications of the sentence, Mr. Lamm gives his 110% effort and attention to detail in every single job he does. If you are looking for a trustworthy, honest, and hard-working lawyer, look no further than Jason D. Lamm.