Poor representation basically leading clients to the chopping block Outdated lien know how and classes Funny how he and his daddy get all the state lni contracts worth 20mil annually without competition…hmmm …. Do the math … corrupted state govt? He represented my family and I in differen...t matters He openly prides himself and his jewish pals on court corruption and fixing outcomes of trials through HUBs cartel… basically a secret way for jews to scheme on non jews in court matters against the 7th amendment He made Hostile comments made toward women and minor girls of which he is investigated over by leo .. think Epstein stuff… ya i know sick… i have proof avvo FYI Maybe a Sketchy guy hidden as good guy by his high flying jew connections

Mr Linville was professional throughout our dispute, plain spoken, and everything we could have hoped for in a legal service. He is experienced in construction and contracts, and mindful and respectful of time. Very knowledgeable, thoughtful and thorough in detail. Great lawyer. Best of all, very per...sonable, down to earth and a witty sense of humor. We recommend David and his firm without hesitation.

I had a terrible experience with Mr. Linville and I am happy to have this opportunity to share my thoughts. I am a small business owner. A client of mine had an overdue bill for $4,500. She sent me a letter enclosing a check for half that amount, and refused to pay more. I deposited the check a...nd called Mr. Linville to find out if there was anything I could do to force the client to pay the balance. I told him I had received a check for partial payment along with a cover letter. He enthusiastically suggested that we file a lien on my client's house. He asked to see the cover letter, but before I could get him a copy he proceeded to file the lien that same day. He seemed to be in quite a rush. It turns out that the lien was improperly filed because the cover letter from my client included a statement that the enclosed check was "payment in full." When we learned this Mr. Linville withdrew the lien, but insisted that I pay him $600 for his time and filing fees. I politely explained that I did not think it was fair to expect me to pay that amount, because I had depended on him to tell me what my legal rights were before taking action on my behalf, and he had not even bothered to read the cover letter (or even ask me what it said) before filing the lien. He sternly lectured me about how it was my responsibility to understand the legal implications of the partial payment and "payment in full" clause in the cover letter (which he never bothered to read). He insists that it is not his job to "inquire" into the basis of his clients' claims before filing liens on their behalf. I offered to pay half of his bill to be done with the matter, but he refused and instead sued me in small claims court for the whole amount, plus interest. In short, when I first contacted Mr. Linville I was looking for advice as to what my legal rights were. He thinks it was my responsibility to know my rights before calling him. This has been a very bad experience and I would strongly recommend that other business owners look elsewhere if they want an attorney who is careful, asks appropriate questions, and doesn't blame his clients for his own oversights.

Hiring a lawyer to resolve a dispute with our contractor regarding the horrible installation of our bamboo flooring was a last resort, and the absolute last thing we wanted to do. David Linville helped us resolve the process as quickly and as painless as possible (though the process was still somewh...at painful, of course). He knew the law well, and did not waste time. He was succinct and professional. We had consulted with another lawyer specializing in the same thing, but I am so glad we went with Mr. Linville, as he knew what we should ask for and how to go about doing it. I am convinced any other route would have been quite a bit more costly. I was concerned that his office was over an hour away, but all correspondence was through phone or email. We had done our homework in hiring a certified flooring inspector, getting several written estimates detailing itemized costs, and in communicating (exclusively through email) with the builder for 6 months to try and get the issue resolved without legal help, so were confident in our case. Our hope was to also get the builder to cover the cost of inspection and legal fees, but in the end paying those costs was well worth getting the problem property resolved. I would absolutely recommend Mr. Linville and his firm to a friend, though I hope to not have to use him again. He has gained my respect again when I called to see if we could hire him to help us with a real estate transaction, and he referred us to another lawyer after explaining that he (wisely) sticks to his specialty.