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Posted by Susan | February 23, 2012
Great Experience
Mary kept us informed every step of the way, and I felt she thought "outside the box" and was able to get our case dismissed. She was easy to contact, and that is very important, as I feel there is nothing worse than having to chase someone. Very pleasant! Hopefully we will not need a lawyer aga...
Posted by anonymous | August 10, 2014
Very kind and caring attorney
Mary is a very understanding, non-judgemental attorney. She always responded to my requests in a timely manner and did her best to help me in every way. She was also sympathetic to my needs and I never felt she brushed me off. I would hire her again to represent me.
Posted by Joshua | July 25, 2014
My reliable lawyer experience~
Life is unplanned. We make mistakes. It is how we handle/learn from them that makes the journey all worthwhile. Four long years ago the DMV labeled me as an habitual traffic offender and suspended my DL for FIVE YEARS due to the amount of moving violations that I received in tickets within a ten year...
Posted by SaviniRanaweera | April 15, 2013
Free Call
I only had a phone consultation with her about my case but she was very kind and helpful
Posted by anonymous | July 17, 2014
Unethical, Unreliable, Unbelievable.
Mary Higdon lost me my right to a jury trial in Morgan County simple because she couldn't not be bothered to pass on or even fax the discovery of my case to the court and public defender on time. She literally had months to do it. I later opted for a public defender after numerous other less notable ...
I was shocked to see this submission from this former client. Due to the Attorney/Client privilege, I am unable to make specific comments about this individual's case, but will say that I patently disagree with the accusations lodged. I have never been held in contempt of court, and certainly was not in this matter. I am both conscientious and candid. I have more respect for the profession, my clients, and myself than to intentionally deceive a court of law. Having a presence on AVVO is a choice an attorney makes, full well knowing that clients can say whatever they want about you. I am confident in my decision to do so however, despite the claims of this former client, as this opinion is an aberration from the feedback I receive from clients on a regular basis who express satisfaction with my representation. Mary Higdon