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Posted by anonymous | January 12, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Solid lawyer
Does a great job. Refreshingly honest and direct. Tells it like it is. Did a great job.
Posted by Daniel | December 28, 2020
This guy is awesome he knows exactly what he his talking about
I called him about my case and he is very blunt he answered all my questions this guy is brilliant and anyone that gets a chance to work with him should consider them self lucky
Posted by anonymous | October 29, 2020
Great advice about posting on Social Media!
I sincerely appreciate Mark's advice about posting on Social Media and the negative ramifications that can occur. I posted a true but crass post about my cousin. It was inappropriate. I have seen posts about many negative posts from friends as I'm sure we all have. In a weak moment I posted true, but...
Posted by Tina | October 02, 2020
Tough But Knowledgeable
He is not an attorney for the thin skinned or faint of heart, but he is extremely knowledgeable and sticks with you on a problem, even if it takes all day! He does come off as abrasive at times, but I'd rather have a blunt truth than a gentle lie. Just put on your big girl or boy pants and suck up yo...
I must admit - this is perhaps the most objective and accurate review I have ever seen on AVVO. I will only add that my "abrasive" interaction is never intended to be so arbitrarily nor is it simply for personal gratification as I am so often accused by those being dishonest or disingenuous. To the contrary, its the natural by product of being a trial lawyer for 30 years, critically analyzing thousands of cases and also, sadly, interacting with so many people in the legal arena, both adversaries and clients that provide sculpted facts or slanted perspectives, to be diplomatic. Where legal analysis is involved, its always useful and often necessary to challenge clients with their claims and versions of "the truth" (1) to make sure they are truly accurate and (2) to gauge how well they hold up to general challenge or dispute as the other side will sure do much worse. This is especially so when the facts are confusing or require suspension of normal views or understanding of human interaction, conduct or psychology. THIS is the difference between "marketing lawyers" that tell people what they WANT to hear to get hired, and actual litigation lawyer who tell you what you NEED to hear.
Posted by Bret | September 23, 2020
Gave me helpful information
Mark took the time to analyze my issue and gave me a free consultation. I very much appreciated his help.