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392 Client Reviews
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Posted by Stephen | July 15, 2014
Great Attorney open, honest and extremey knowledgable. Well respected and will fight for your cause without hesitatio
Thomas is a great attorney and very knowledgable not only with the entire array of municipal court statutes proccesses and procedures but also superior court matters. You can rely on Thomas to find the most cost effective method of disposing of your matter without the hidden or additional attourney f...
Posted by Louis | July 15, 2014
Skillful advocacy + Unyielding determination + Responsiveness to Client = "Top Notch Lawyer"
I retained Mr. Blauvelt to represent me in connection with several traffic offences which could have resulted in potential jail sentence and further suspension of my driving privileges. Mr. Blauvelt t was unrelenting in vigorously defending me and did not waver in pressing my case to a favorable co...
Posted by Michael | July 14, 2014
Exceeded my expectations
Answered every question quickly and was very helpful. I received to severe traffic tickets and he was able to reduce the penalties more than I could have hoped. I highly recommend Mr. Blauvelt.
Posted by anonymous | July 09, 2014
Excellent Attorney
Thomas Blauvelt is an excellent Attorney. I hired him six months ago for a DUI case. He kept me well informed and up-to-date, he explained everything precisely, and as accurately as possible. Tom as he asked to be called, is Very passionate about his work and he is definitely 100 percent dedicate...
Posted by anonymous | June 16, 2014
Great Attorney
Thomas is an excellent attorney. He has years of experience and I actually heard a judge say to a defendant that "you are lucky to have Mr. Blauvelt as an attorney. He is excellent and you would not have gotten such a good deal with someone else". Literally, word for word. I've never heard a judge pr...