Stewart Lee Karlin

Excellent, caring, and supportive attorney. His staff is wonderful as well. He handled my request in a timely manner despite having many other cases, and his attention to detail really stood out. I’m very grateful for his advice and help so far. I would definitely consider hiring him again in the fut...ure if I have additional needs.

After years of frustration with a previous law firm, I was left in a legal mess. Thankfully, I found Mr. Karlin, who gave my case an honest, no-nonsense review and took my case on terms that were both affordable and fair. From the start, he never overpromised or sugarcoated anything. He set clear ex...pectations and kept me grounded while still fighting hard on my behalf. He was thoroughly proactive, anticipating every possible obstacle (most of which, thankfully, never happened — but he was ready if they did). He and Natalia run a tight, efficient operation: they cut through the noise, don’t waste time with needless jargon, and go straight to the core of the matter. In the end, what I thought might turn into a drawn-out trial — my own “seven years’ war” — resolved with a successful pre-trial settlement against a Federal government almost never settles. If you have an employment issue, this is where you go. You’ll get honesty, compassion, and effective representation without being ripped off. I can’t recommend Mr. Karlin and Natalia enough.

Stewart Karlin is an excellent attorney who cares about his clients. Each interaction with him and his staff has been professional, timely and on point. I highly recommend Mr. Stewart Karlin and his firm to anyone seeking a competent, knowledgeable, and caring firm to assist with their legal issues....

An awful experience. Completely unresponsive for nearly a year. Charged $6K to create a barely proofread complaint which used 90% my own words. Motion to dismiss was granted to the opposing party and my attorney immediately blamed me for the outcome! You see, I committed the terrible sin of sendin...g an e-mail to the court clerks after eight months, politely asking about an update. According to my attorney, judges don't like to be bothered, and the motion was "most likely granted because of my e-mail." Really? The judge disregarded all notion of justice and morality because he didn't like my e-mail? Interesting take. Meanwhile, the court order said multiple basic pieces of evidence were missing. When I asked my attorney about this, he said it was ridiculous and shouldn't be necessary. Well, the court thought it was necessary. All in all, it's clear this attorney is more interested in collecting fees and moving on than any notion of good lawyering. At the end of the whole conversation, he actually mentioned that he would file an appeal for $5,000, a discount form his usual $7,500. I may not be an attorney, but I have been a CPA for ten years and can recognize professionalism when I see it. It ain't here, folks. Do yourself a favor - search elsewhere for competent representation.