I was thinking about ol Mr. Myers today out of the blue and how lucky I was to have this guy in my…read morecorner. I googled him and sure enough a yelp page so here is my abbreviated story. This case was from 2013, DWI, and they took a blood sample, should have been an open and shut case for the state. Mr. Myers informed me there would be a few hearings at first none of which I had to attend, and he informed me of the hearings that required my presence. I didn't make his job any easier during the pre-trial supervision phase because we had to go to court a few times for me breaking the rules. It's a long freakin story, but some how some way this man got that DWI down to a traffic infraction. Once probation was completed even the traffic infraction would go away. I've had a bit of legal trouble in the past and I went with the $1500 lawyer, who did absolutely zero and with no evidence I got convicted anyway. Lawyers are like mattresses, you cannot go cheap. Mr. Myers is worth every penny and is patient and fair regarding payment arrangements. Friend of mine was arrested same deal, I sent her to Myers and he got her case down to a traffic infraction as well. I hope I never need him again, or my friends, but if we do I wouldn't think of considering anyone else. Guy is a stud

I've had the opportunity to work with Mr. Myers on multiple criminal cases. He is thorough, keeps…read moreopen lines of communication, and works diligently for his clients. On a complex criminal case with the additional intricacies of having immigration involved, he impressed me with his creative approach to a successful defense. I would highly recommend using his services for criminal defense.

I found Brett after extensive research to find an attorney that specialized in mergers &…read moreacquisitions. As a small business owner I was happy to see that he had flat fee packages as that allowed me to plan ahead and budget for his services. One may worry with a flat fee that their attorney would do the minimum but Brett went above and beyond. He was always available and helped every step of the way in negotiating the best deal possible. He was well versed in M&A and I couldn't have closed on a successful deal without him and his expertise!

Brett is an excellent Attorney. He helped me with some legal stuff for my business. He responds…read morequickly to calls and emails and he really knows his stuff. I have never worked with an attorney I feel I could trust as much as Brett. He really cares about his clients and helped me through some pretty stressful matters and made me feel at ease. I highly recommend Brett for your business legal matters. He is as good as it gets and a complete pleasure to work with. I will continue to use him in the future for any legal business matters.

Had a great experience with Gammon Law. Staff was very friendly and quick to get me connected to…read moreBill Gammon. Bill was very easy to talk, answered all of my question and did not make me feel rushed. He asked lots of questions to understand my needs. Would absolutely recommend Gammon Law Office.

I spoke with Bill Gammon yesterday and let me tell you, HE IS THE REAL DEAL. I've had trouble with…read moremy homebuilder and Bill went out of his way to take time to counsel me on how to approach and think about my situation from a legal perspective as well as a public opinion perspective. He had such a depth of knowledge and went above and beyond to help me for 30 minutes, pro-bono. In that 30 minutes I gained so much perspective and guidance that I can't begin to describe how good Bill is at his job. (I'd already talked with other lawyers that were short and not knowledgeable, and frankly didn't seem to care). Bill took the time to get up to speed, was able to quickly do so and provide expert and invaluable advice. He did this out of the goodness of his heart as I did not compensate him. I got the sense that he only did this for one reason: because he actually cares about humans and the people that he represents. He doesn't want to see anyone taken advantage of like I have been..in short, he actually has a heart... and I'll be forever grateful. With the information Bill provided I'm attempting to negotiate a settlement on my own for now, because if I involve lawyers, my contract is very homebuilder friendly. However, should things escalate and I need an attorney, I know exactly who I will have on speed-dial! Bill Gammon, thank you so so much!!

Having Andy represent me was a very good decision. At first I tried to handle the matter myself…read moreand soon realized I was in over my head. Andy is very easy to interact with and never once did I feel out of the loop. He took care of everything and a very stressful situation has disappeared. Highly recommended.

I've just moved here to the Austin area; I've been from San Francisco / Boston / Milwaukee / Kansas…read moreCity and Los Angeles and back again, and throughout the years, I've retained 21 different attorneys, addressing different business issues I've faced throughout the years. Additionally, I used to work as a consultant for a District Judge in Silicon Valley when IP issues arose. So while I'm not personally a legal mind at all, I can definitely say that I know how to tell when I've find one. Mr. Simmons definitely raises the standard for what a great attorney should be: he's personable yet actionable, and has had nothing but dead-on advice with business matters which arise from time to time that I would have had no way of foretelling. If you have a business, small, medium or large - or if you are considering having counsel here in Central Texas, I strongly [and I mean strongly] recommend Mr. Anderson Simmons. I'm not sure there'd ever be an equivalent you could find in the US with the legal acumen, personality, and willingness to work on hard-hitting issues while at the same time counseling on the best ways to approach small business matters simply and efficiently. The only word to describe this attorney is "WOW."

This is an update, three years after the finalization of my divorce and my subsequent bankruptcy…read moredue to Ms. Bustos's disastrous handling of my case. I don't want this to happen to anyone else. (Ms. Bustos dropped my case at the last minute, after burning her way through my line of credit entirely). As a result of my bankruptcy (for over $70,000, $50,000 of which had gone into Bustos's pockets), I have had to forfeit 50/50 custody of my now 10-year-old son, and now I'm forced out of the state entirely. She will not protect you. She will not do the work you pay her for. And I am not the only person she has done this to either. Note that non-profit lenders won't work with her anymore because she has a record of this immoral and unjust behavior. She had to hire her own attorney to fight the grievance that I filed with the State Bar of Texas for professional misconduct against her that took a year to resolve. Write to me if you would like more information, if you need help planning to fight back, or even if you just need to talk about it: hitchens.michaela@gmail.com. I have heard four others who were also her former clients. Divorce is hard enough with the best of attorneys. Bustos will make you wish you'd never been born, but you will recover with time.

Since Thomas is no longer at this firm, I will update this review. I will also update again pending…read morethe closure of my case. Lisa and her team have been working hard and have done a good job, even when dealing with difficult opposing counsel. I appreciate her team responding so quickly and getting right to the point with the matter at hand.

I would say the first thing that got my attention was the communication from him and his staff…read more This was a challenging case as not all the card were on the table from opposing counsel. I will say that Jack saw this and was quick to act and due to this, the case moved forward in our favor. From start to finish I think things went smoothly and in a timely manner. Thank you, Michael Sowders

Never! I hired this law firm to represent me in a medical malpractice case involving surgery…read moreperformed on the wrong limb. This was an extremely serious and emotional situation, and I trusted that my case would be handled with care, diligence, and strong advocacy. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with my experience. The case appeared to settle very quickly, and I was left feeling that my interests were not fully fought for. I also continue to have concerns regarding the final disbursement and whether I received the compensation I truly deserved. Communication throughout the process lacked the transparency and clarity I expected, especially given the severity of what occurred. While I appreciate the firm taking my case, I ultimately walked away feeling unheard and uncertain about the outcome.

Jason Snell did an excellent job for me in a LLC dispute. He's experienced, razor sharp and very…read moreclient oriented. His billing was more than fair for a job well done. Hire Jason without hesitation.

1-Star Review for Snell Law Firm…read more As someone experiencing civil litigation for the first time, I faced the difficult task of choosing legal representation with limited information. From the perspective of a non-lawyer, the structural imbalance in the attorney-client relationship became immediately clear--I lacked both the expertise and leverage to meaningfully assess or question the guidance I was receiving. I'm not sharing this to express resentment, but to offer my personal account in the hope that it may help others in similar situations make more informed decisions. My experience with Snell Law raised several concerns: 1. Strategic Oversight My counterclaims, which I raised as a shareholder on behalf of the company, should have been filed as a derivative action. Instead, they were submitted as a standard civil claim. This led to early procedural objections from the opposing party and even a motion to dismiss, which risked derailing the case before the substance could be addressed. After seeking second opinions from two independent firms, I came to believe the original filing format was not appropriate. I ended up switching counsel and revising the pleadings--incurring both delay and considerable cost. 2. Passive Approach and Strategic Uncertainty Given ongoing concerns about potential irregularities in financial records, I had hoped for quicker action regarding document discovery and production. Before key financial documents were obtained, I was advised to hire a forensic accountant and begin valuation procedures. At the time, I wondered whether that step might have been premature, especially considering the cost involved. I was also informed by email that the opposing party was being "cooperative" in producing records. However, several of my document requests remained unanswered, which led me to question whether the guidance I was receiving was fully aligned with the actual situation. 3. Billing Structure That Was Sometimes Unclear From my perspective as a client unfamiliar with law firm billing practices, there were times when the invoices felt hard to interpret--especially when more than one professional appeared to be billing time for the same task, such as reviewing an email I sent. In some cases, internal discussions seemed to result from relatively simple client communications, and I didn't always understand how responsibilities were divided. Because progress in the case was limited during certain periods, I personally found it difficult to evaluate the value of the time billed in relation to outcomes at those stages. 4. Communication That Sometimes Felt Disconnected During the engagement, there were times when I had to follow up more than once for updates or decisions, and I sometimes found myself trying to prompt strategic direction. Some email responses were delayed, and a few of my inquiries did not receive replies. After I sent a formal termination notice, I received a long message from the lead attorney--along with a lunch invitation and an offer to "clarify things." While I appreciated the gesture, by that time, I felt the opportunity to rebuild trust had already passed. 5. Delay in Trust Account Refund Although the final invoice was issued on April 1 and our engagement ended on March 21, the remaining balance in the IOLTA trust account wasn't refunded until nearly three weeks later. It took follow-up from my side to get the refund processed. In my view, this final administrative step should have been handled more efficiently and professionally. Again, I share this review not to attack anyone, but to offer transparency from a client's perspective. Every legal case is unique, and I recognize that other clients may have had different experiences. But for anyone facing complex disputes and relying on legal counsel, I strongly encourage asking detailed questions and exploring multiple perspectives before making a decision. I sincerely hope this helps someone avoid the challenges I went through.

I was referred to Andrea Dicks (formerly Bleau) by another non-legal business professional…read more I reached out through their website, mentioning my reference and need for legal services. Amazingly, I received a thorough response within 6 minutes, even during lunch. The paralegal quoted a market hourly rate for the services they could perform, though they couldn't handle all my requests--an acceptable outcome. Unexpectedly, it was apparent I wouldn't work with my reference but instead with an unnamed associate. That limited my ability to research the professional I'd be working with. The paralegal also referred me to another firm that might meet all my needs. I felt that was a fast and efficient reply! Next, I researched the other firm, which is a large practice with many "specialties," making them seem more generalist than this firm. While the other firms' principal is well regarded, it seemed as though clients rarely work directly with her. Also, several reviews of the other firm appeared to me to be quite strident. When referring out, I think it's important to ensure the other firm can uphold your same high standards, as your reputation is linked to the quality of your recommendation. There was limited value in the contact I made since it did not directly lead to business with this firm or the referred firm. The stars are for expedient and polite response, clear and direct communication, and an attempt to be helpful. I'm going with four stars. At least they didn't waste my time in the help they were able to provide. Hopefully they can help you completely.

The team here created a MUCH better will for me than my previous will. They also ensure that it was…read moreproperly signed, witnessed and notarized to make it legal. As a bonus, their fees were very reasonable, IMHO. Highly recommended-John in Austin