Terrell Robert Lee

Terrell Robert Lee

6.9

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Experience 3.0 star rating
Industry Recognition 2.0 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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Fees and Payment Types

Fees

Contingent (25%-33%), Fixed (Sometimes), Free Consultation (30 minutes), Hourly ($150-$200/hour)

Payment types

Cash, Check, Credit Card

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Languages Spoken
  • English
  • Russian

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5 star rating

“Great Attorney -- Personal and Professional”

Posted by: Steve, about 1 month ago.

Client Review: I have used Terrell for a few matters, including some business issues and my estate plan. He was great to work with from the very start--and I would... more
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Résumé

 

License

6 years since Terrell Robert Lee was first licensed to practice law.

State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo
Utah Authorized to practice law 2007 05/10/2013
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Work Experience
Position Duration
Associate at Heideman, McKay, Heugly & Olsen, LLC 2009–2012
Associate at Ascione, Heideman & McKay, LLC 2007–2009

Education
School Major Degree Graduated
Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law Law JD - Juris Doctor 2007
University of Utah English BA 2002

Portfolio

Publications
Article Publication Date
In Search of the Middle-Ground: Protecting the Existing Rights of Prior Purchasers in Common Interest Communities Penn State Law Review Volume 111, 3 2007