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Yee Law Group

Yee Law Group

4.9
(173 reviews)

A good lawyer is everything.... - Lew Ashby…read more So we decided that given all the changes we have had that our decades old trust was no longer cutting it, and decided to simply start out fresh. We had poked around our area and none of the local estate firms really seemed to fit our needs. At the suggestion of a good friend we gave the Yee Law Group a call. From beginning to end the experience was excellent. In terms of getting this done we were the ones that lagged a bit and every time we provided or revised something, we heard back in less that one business day. The were friendly and professional at every turn. We headed up to Sacramento and signed the documents with no fuss. Friendly, competent legal services with reasonable pricing? Look no further

I practiced law in Chicago for many years before retiring to Northern California, so when I need a…read morelawyer for help in an area of the law outside my own expertise, I am very particular about who I retain. When my wife and I needed our trusts redone, I researched available law firms specializing in wills and trusts. Yee Law Group stood out during my research, and we are very happy we chose them for this project. At our first meeting with Michael Yee, it was obvious that he was an expert in this area of the law. He confidently answered all of our questions in ways that made his answers clear and understood. He gave us full confidence in every aspect of the professional relationship. Importantly, every communication with his staff was friendly and helpful, and it made us feel as though we were important clients of the firm. Our project is now complete, and it is easy for me to add my own 5-star review to all of the other 5-star reviews earned by Michael's law firm. The professional fee charged was fair, and I highly recommend Yee Law Group for all legal matters relating to wills and trusts.

Kletter Law

Kletter Law

4.8
(183 reviews)

A couple of weeks after my house was on the market, I was happy to receive an offer from a couple…read more As per standard practice, 3% of the agreed price was wired by the buyers to the title company handling the escrow. The buyers then proceeded to do their due diligence with various inspections, etc. Once the buyers were totally satisfied, they then removed all contingencies. I thought the rest of the process would be straightforward as we counted down towards the mutually agreed close-of-escrow date. But it turned out that the buyers' lending bank, which had earlier preapproved the buyers, decided at the last minute to back out, so the escrow fell through. I then had to go through the process of putting my house on the market again. Two months after that failed escrow, I received a letter from an attorney representing the unsuccessful buyers who argued that these buyers should get all their initial Ernest Money Deposit (EMD) back (this EMD was still being held by the title company). It was then that I contacted Cary Kletter's office to see if they would represent me in dealing with the buyers' attorney. Upon learning the key facts of this aborted escrow, Cary believed that I had a good case and agreed to represent me. So Cary wrote a very firm letter to the buyers' attorney. By first reminding the buyers the salient facts of this case, and why the escrow failed, Cary easily dismissed any basis the buyers might have for laying claim to the EMD. Nonetheless, Cary offered the buyers a small percentage of the EMD to settle the matter; the alternative being to go to mediation. Cary made it very clear to the buyers that should they lose in mediation, they would be responsible for all associated costs, including attorney fees. Thus with this one well-articulated and forceful letter, Cary was able to gain the upper hand in the negotiation that followed. This negotiation in fact went on for two more rounds. With each round, the buyers' attorney showed that they were willing to take a smaller and smaller percentage of the EMD. With the buyers evidently in retreat, Cary then issued a very strong 'take-it-or-go-mediation' final offer. The buyers' had little choice but to accede. Even though I did not get all the EMD and was quite sure that I would win in mediation, I was very happy with the final settlement. I was most relieved that we managed to avoid all the time and hassle of the mediation process. So I have to say Cary really knows his stuff when it comes to such negotiations! I was very impressed by Cary's negotiating style and tactics, and I am most grateful that he represented me.

As mentioned by someone else when I asked for a consultation, the reply I got back was a curt it'll…read morecost you $800. iMessage back can you please give me some contact for what that entails and got no reply. I then tried to call but no one picked up. Obviously, there's a cost for using their service but maybe providing a little context for how they are going to help me besides just saying it'll cost $800 would be advisable. Needless to say, I decided to go with someone else.

Corsaut Law Group

Corsaut Law Group

3.5
(8 reviews)

Partner Greg Wayland's integrity is less than upstanding…read more Greg freely used my time to answer his questions during two telephone conversations in which we scheduled a date and time for him to be measured for handmade boots, and he promised to send a deposit for such. Then after not receiving that deposit, Mr. Wayland did not even exhibit the common courtesy to return my many telephone messages asking him to confirm whether or not he wanted those boots. Mr. Wayland is a man who treats people with intentional disregard and someone whose word cannot be trusted. This fact wholly tarnishes his professional career as an attorney. Beware of Attorney Greg Wayland's words and actions.

I hired Greg Wayland and his office, ARG, (he later moved to this new firm during the…read morerepresentation, I think he was fired and had me sign a new agreement) as he appeared sincere and trustworthy, for a real estate arbitration case that I was the claimant in. Instead, I ended up with mal-practice, inflated bills, and a lawyer who withdrew at the worst possible time to top off the intention to harm my case and interest. From the start, Greg gave me contradictory advice. The arbitrator specifically suggested we use Requests for Admission (RFAs) as the burden of proof. I approved this in writing back in February, but Greg never served them. Instead, he pushed me into unnecessary depositions and "strategy pivots" that ran up thousands of dollars in fees, with no results. The opposing side was not responding to any communication from anybody and instead of pushing for prove-up hearing and default judgement, he asked for 6-days of hearing! As if he wanted to talk to himself for that long. During that meeting when the arbitrator asked him a simple, central question about an encroachment, after months of billing me to "analyze" the issue, his answer was: "I'm not sure." That moment told me everything about how prepared he really was. The billing was another red flag. I was getting weekly invoices, sometimes just for vague email replies that didn't actually answer my questions causing me to re-ask and getting billed again for it sometimes several times before he would actually answer a 'yes' or 'no' question. His paralegal even billed more than he did -- yet still managed to botch basic things like serving documents to the wrong address. I remember a 2-hour charge from her for saving the documents I had attached to my email going to their folder. Charges for her asking the attorney a question and billing as "discussing, analyzing and strategizing". How many times do you need to "analyzing and strategizing" a very common case? Then came the withdrawal. Greg had been on my case since September 2024, invoicing every week. But as soon as things got critical to the hearing time, he filed to withdraw -- right before major hearings and deadlines. It felt calculated, based on the comment from the opposing counsel, like he'd planned it months in advance to get paid without having to see the case through. I've had a brief encounter with his partner corsaut when he was a pro- temp judge in a small claims case related to this case. He appeared as very jealous, prejudice and unresponsive. I walked away not just disappointed, but genuinely shocked at how careless and self-serving the "representation" was. If you're considering this firm, my advice is simple: don't.

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