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Posted by ronald | April 03, 2014

Great Lawyer

Neal Gainsberg is a great attorney. He helped me with a money dispute with a former friend and obtained a judgment for me. Neal listened and paid attention to any question I had, answered my calls right away, and was there for me at every point during the case. He knew exactly what to do in court.... If you are looking to get compensation, I highly recommend that you hire Neal

Posted by anonymous | March 07, 2017 | Hired Attorney

Bankruptcy & Debt advice session

I was an authorized user on my deceased father's creidt card. My father's estate should have paid for the card debt but the law firm hired by citbank used pressure and legal scare tactics to squeeze me to pay the debt. I was listed as the defendant and never should have been from the get go. This att...orney said, pretty much oh well. Nothing legally I can do about the case file sitting in public view. Not worth the money I paid.

Neal Gainsberg

Replied last March 07, 2017

Unfortunately, this person purchased a phone advice session and asked whether it was possible to remove a public record. The caller was forced to pay a debt that she did not owe after the creditor pressured her to pay a debt and wrongfully filed a lawsuit against her. I informed her there was nothing legally she could do to remove a public record about a civil matter.

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