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5.0 /5.0
187 Client Reviews
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Posted by John | October 28, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Seattle Dog Citation
Mr. Karp successfully defended me and my dog against a "menace" and an "at-large" citation in the city of Seattle. He identified weaknesses in the city's case and negotiated a settlement with the prosecutor over e-mail, avoiding the time and expense of a hearing. This avoided a strike on my dog's rec...
Posted by Jamie | October 16, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Great support following a horrible incident
I reached out to Adam following the death of my little dog, who was attacked by a larger dog and ultimately died from her injuries. He was thorough, consistent, and is the main reason I am able to pay the large vet bill incurred as a result of trying to save her. Adam communicates in a timely way a...
Posted by anonymous | October 13, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Potentially Dangerous Dog accusation
We hired Adam P Karp to represent us when our dog was accused of being a Potentially Dangerous Dog by the City of Anacortes. Adam did a wonderful job of representing us throughout the legal process and was able to have the case dismissed by the City of Anacortes Municipal Court. He worked efficient...
Posted by Colleen | September 28, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Thank you
Adam’s commitment and dedication to my case was more than I ever expected. He made a very complicated and frustrating situation something I will treasure. I felt completely understood and valued. My highest recommendation, a truly noble individual.
Posted by KENNETH & CAROLYN | August 21, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Best Animal Rights Attorney in town!
After experiencing how repeated 'alternative fact' complaints to law enforcement (i.e. Whatcom Animal Control, Whatcom Humane Society) by my neighbor were simply taken at face value, without proof of unlawful behavior, resulting in my three Golden Retrievers being charged as guilty of being 'potenti...