Jon Paul Rion

First of all I give all my thanks to God. I can't thank Jon Paul and his legal team enough for all of their time and effort they spent on my Daughter's case. Rion Rion Rion are experts in every field presented to them. Although this was a difficult time in our lives the support they gave us was outstanding and more than expected. Jon Paul and John H was upfront and honest about everything they said. If you want the best for your money you won't go wrong with Rion Rion Rion. No one could never ask for a better Law Firm. These guys ROCK! God bless you all. The Todd Family.

Jon Paul Rion is diligent and knowledgeable attorney. Jon Paul always told me what was happening and did exactly what he said he would do, which was get a great result. Everyone at Rion & Rion was very polite and courteous. I highly recommend Jon Paul Rion. Thank you very much Jon for what you have done for me!

He was recommended by a family friend that had read about him on several occasions in the local newspaper. I had consulted with 3 other attorneys and JP Rion was my last stop. The only other attorney I considered using quoted me $15 - $20K to handle the case with a $10K retainer. I mentioned to him I was going to speak with JP Rion before making my final decision and he had nothing but good things to say about JP Rion and said I couldn't go wrong either way. At my initial consultation JP Rion listened to my story and said he though he could get it thrown out before a trial was needed. I gave him $4,500 and everything I could come up with to help exonerate myself. After we received discovery from the prosecution we got together to review the evidence and fill the gaps. When we got to the pretrial he did his thing and the charges were dismissed. I never even stepped foot into the courtroom. The other reviewer stated her husband was charged $4,500 up front and when it was time to go to trial he demanded another $3,000. I was told this by JP Rion up front in my initial consultation. Within a week of paying the $4,500 I received a letter in the mail explaining what the $4,5000 did and did not cover. It also reiterated the additional $3,000 due should we need to go to trial. I had to sign this letter and return it. I would assume this is S.O.P. so I'm not sure why she was surprised.