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Posted by Julio | December 03, 2014
Fantastic Lawyer!
HOWARD WEINTRAUB IS AN ATTORNEY WITH RESOLUTENESS, ENDURANCE AND INTESTINAL FORTITUDE A very close friend of mine recently was charged with criminal offenses in Georgia and he retained attorneys Howard Jarrett Weintraub and Benjamin Black Alper to represent him. During the course of the c...
Posted by Debi | December 03, 2014
HOWARD WEINTRAUB: THE MOST PROFESSIONAL, CARING AND COMPASSIONATE ATTORNEY THAT I HAVE KNOWN.
I have known Howard Weintraub both as an employee and as a client. In both experiences, he has been the most professional, caring and compassionate attorney that I have known. In the winter of 2012, my son was in the hospital for having been stabbed by his girlfriend. He was in the hospital's area w...
Posted by anonymous | December 02, 2014
TRUE DEDICATION FOR HIS CLIENT
Howard & Ben have been very good in communicating with me about my case which is about to go to federal trial next week. I must say that it was a proof of true dedication to his client in that Howard called me multiple times on his own birthday just recently and must have spent half of his Sunday d...
Posted by anonymous | December 02, 2014
OUR FAMILY IS SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE HOWARD and BEN ON OUR SIDE!
This summer, we called Howard Weintraub on behalf our teenage son. It was a holiday weekend, but we were frantic for answers and information. We were at a loss at what to do. After reading so many positive reviews online, I called Mr. Weintraub’s answering service early on a Sunday morning not expect...
Posted by anonymous | December 01, 2014
please dont trust them they will take your money and then hang up on you
i called this lawyer to see if i can set up consultation with him. This lawyer was extremely rude and said i am not interested in this case and hung up the phone. He called me back and appologized and said i can represent you and it will cost a lot of money, he asked me where i work and he will repr...
To have this person represent that he has posted a “client” review of me is a gross mischaracterization, as he never was a client of my firm. Indeed, the entire extent of my interaction with this person was two telephone conversations with a combined duration of less than ten minutes. Even more significantly, this person has distorted and misrepresented what occurred during his two brief telephone conversations with me. I, therefore, feel it is important for me to set forth below what actually transpired with this person: This gentleman called my firm on November 13, 2014, seeking representation in a shoplifting case and wanting to speak with an attorney at that moment. When my assistant advised this caller that I was consumed at that time with trial preparation for an upcoming two-week long federal court criminal case jury trial (wherein my client is facing up to 240 months if convicted), he nonetheless insisted with my assistant that he speak with me. My assistant was having a difficult time with this caller and was sounding flustered. She, therefore, interrupted my trial preparation asking me to speak with him. I briefly spoke with this man and advised him that I appreciated his interest in my firm but my court schedule was such that I could not take on his case. Although the call ended, within one or two minutes I decided to call this person back because he seemed very distressed. I asked him about the court scheduling of his shoplifting case so as to determine if perhaps I could be available to represent him. After briefly reviewing with this person the facts of his alleged shoplifting charge and learning that his court date was in January, 2015 (and, therefore, not in conflict with my federal case pre-trial preparation schedule and also after the anticipated completion of my federal case) I told him that I was available to take on his case. I told him that our strategy in representing him, should he decide to hire us and become our client, would be to try to have his case placed in a pre-trial diversion program with the eventual expungement of his arrest record. I told him that I was available to meet with him in my office on Sunday, November 16, 2014 (as I had other work commitments previously scheduled for Friday and Saturday). I also quoted him our standard misdemeanor/shoplifting representation fee. He then abruptly hung up on me. I nonetheless called him back a second time but his voice mail came on. I never heard back from this person. The duration of my entire “relationship” with this person lasted less than ten minutes. I then received notification from AVVO of this person’s above comment about me. As proven by my 110 client reviews posted herein on AVVO, I continually strive for the utmost client satisfaction in each of my cases. Having handled well over 2,000 cases in my career, and having spoken with probably over 5,000 different callers, I guess the old cliché is true: “You cannot please all of the people all of the time” as, irrespective of what you do, someone, somewhere will have something negative to say about you. Howard Jarrett Weintraub, December 1, 2014