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Posted by Shethar | May 04, 2015
Trustworthy
Mr. Crowley handled a traffic violation case for me this past month. I fully endorse Mr. Crowley for anyone who is considering reatining his expertise. He was very easy to talk to, was able to translate the legal vernacular in a way I could understand, and above all made predictions in the case resul...
Posted by anonymous | February 16, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Basically not interested in his client
Essentially, Matthew Crowley was referred to me after my lawyers were switched around. It took MULTIPLE tries for him to contact me, which he never did. After 3 phone calls, and the DAY BEFORE my trial, he decides to call me and asks why I am concerned and that nothing can happen until the day of the...
After a thorough review I do not appear to have received any of the communications described in this review, nor does this match up to any client I have had who I am aware of. I suspect this to be a fake and invite whoever wrote it to reach out to me directly.
Posted by Mark | December 28, 2017 | Hired Attorney
Not the Best DWI Attorney for the money
Hired Mr. Crowley to represent me but after paying him in full up front he had little time or patience to talk with me about my case. I waited 3 weeks in jail before he had time to drop by for 15 min to talk to me. Not much time for the Money I paid. He always had other clients he had to deal with....
I cannot comment on case specifics, but will observe a few general things. Sometimes it makes sense to remain in jail pending trial. This is sometimes referred to as tactical incarceration. The idea is, in a serious case where a client is counting on leniency from the prosecutor, to show contrition by getting some of the inevitable jail time out of the way. This may be to get less jail time, a lesser charge, or so that other charges will be dismissed. It is a choice made by the client on the advice of counsel. With that said, I file a bond motion in every case unless instructed not to do so for the reasons mentioned above. In cases where (this is a matter of public record) there is an arrest for a second DUI with a high BAC three days after conviction for a first DUI, there is grave danger of a very harsh jail sentence. Up to a year is available for the judge to impose. Far from receiving the "max," public record shows that the minimum required by law was served in this case (30 days) and the client released at the first hearing exactly as planned. I'm disappointed that you are unhappy given that things went exactly as anticipated and that the outcome was very good under the circumstances. I invite you to contact me directly to discuss this further.
Posted by anonymous | May 19, 2018
Bad experience
I have very bad experience in my life this is my first ticket i get driving important course & outher cours & crowley is my lawyer i pay for him but same charge he no make deal & not reduced charge after this lawyer waste money time very unsatisfied
I'm very surprised indeed to see this review given that I was able to save your license and keep you out of jail. Please call me at your first convenience.