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Posted by anonymous | September 29, 2015 | Hired Attorney
Linda is a Excellent Lawyer
I recently retained Linda Callahan to represent me in a DUI case (this was my 2nd DUI in 7 years). The very first day that I contacted her office, I knew that she would be the attorney that I would retain. First, Chris (Linda’s paralegal) contacted me after office hours and talked with me for over ...
Posted by Laurie | June 04, 2015
Speeding Ticket Dismissed
I contacted Callahan law when I got a speeding ticket, they were very helpful from start to finish! They were able to get my ticket Dismissed! I am super happy with the outcome as I didn't have to pay the fine & it won't be on my driving record & my insurance rates won't go up. Everyone that I int...
Posted by Victoria | January 07, 2015
Speeding ticket
We called Callahan Law for help when our daughter got a speeding ticket. Kimberly Bialock took over immediately and professionally. Not only was she knowledgable but also friendly when working with a 16 year old. The outcome was money well spent. I would highly recommend Callahan Law Group.
Posted by anonymous | June 24, 2014
Excellent Representation and Follow Through
We are very happy with the legal representation we received from Linda Callahan and her legal team. They are responsive, accessible and never tired of speaking about the case. We had many questions related to the overall process, DOL, out of state licensing, insurance (SR-22's etc) and the Callaha...
Posted by Nathan | July 10, 2013
A mixed bag...
My experience with this firm has been a mixed bag. Always do your homework. Never trust what a lawyer tells you, especially AFTER you've given them your money. I requested some help from Linda regarding an extension on my community service in lieu of jail time... she dismissed me saying the terms...
Please contrast this with our 40 + complementary, "5 out of 5" reviews. We pride ourselves in being the opposite of what this person says we are. I am the author of the legal book on Washington DUI law. Judges and lawyers rely on my book, called "The Washington DUI Practice Manual." They will tell you that I AM knowledgeable about DUI law and court procedures. Most people take a judge's order very seriously. When a person creates their own emergency by not doing what they are supposed to, and waits until the day before the deadline to ask for help, if I can, I will and DO help. But I cannot pick up the phone or email a judge to ask a favor. That is prohibited unethical contact. There are rules I have to follow as a lawyer--I have to prepare emergency motions and give notice to the prosecutor, in order to get an emergency hearing PRIOR to the deadline occurring. However, that afternoon, I needed to be in court for another client. I was not willing to abandon that client to spend the afternoon drafting futile emergency motions. I can only be in one place at a time. If you were my client waiting for me in court that afternoon, and I did not show up because I was helping someone with a last minute request to fix an avoidable crisis of their own making, I would now be answering your negative review! I am glad this person found a way to get his extension from a judge who lawfully suspended the rules lawyers have to follow to accommodate him. But I did not lie to him about what I would have had to do to accomplish the same thing within the rules.