Brian was easy to work with and he genuinely cared about our concerns. He was very affordable and results oriented. We'd certainly use him again and we'll refer him to our friends based upon a job well done.

I called with a real estate question and he set aside what he was doing and helped me work through a tough issue. Nice man and very knowledgeable. Thank you!

When we hired Brian we agreed on a fixed rate. After our case was over he sent me a bill of three times the amount we agreed on. He charged for every phone call that he made to us or we made to him. He charged the minimum $67 for any conversation that was under 20 minutes. So if it was a one minute conversation he charged $67. A 21 minute conversation he charges $100.50 and a 30 minute conversation was $201. During court he was so unprepared, he confused himself! He was asking me questions that I didn't understand. He jump back and forth from dates to dates and had me totally confused. Are own attorney made me look like a fool on the stand. He has now sent the collection agency after me and I refuse to give him another dime! We had an agreement on the price to represent me and he wasn't truthful with all of the undisclosed cost he is now charging me for, very unethical.

Horrible experience. After he represented me in court at trial, he confused all 3 witnesses and after trial I never received judgment so I called the courthouse myself. Also, after this terrible experience, he is now trying to charge me double after I already payed him! CAUTION! DONT HIRE HIM!

Do NOT waste your time!
We called to set up a free consult with Brian because we had some questions regarding our mortgage payments. We had taken all of our documents (Mortgage statements, closing documents, ect.) to help him understand our situation, which he quickly rifled through. He then asked us what our issue was, which my fiancé explained. He did what attorney's do best and rambled off some legal jargon that was confusing and hard to follow. Repeatedly we had to interject and repeat what he just said to make sure that we were all understanding. After discussing our situation and breaking down the numbers we were looking at, he decided to grab one of the law encyclopedia's to verify what he was telling us was correct. From the time he left the conference room, went to his office, brought the book back and searched through the different chapters and subchapters, 10 minutes had passed easily. Once he found what he was looking for, he read it aloud and failed to explain what that all meant for us. Eventually we had gotten through all of our questions, for him to tell us that what the mortgage companies were doing was legal and basically what we thought was happening was just us being over-observant to our bills. We weren't thrilled but thought that there wasn't anything more we could do. At the end of our meeting together he made - what I thought was a joke - about the fee for this consult. I laughed, before I realized he wasn't kidding. The free consult was only for the first 30 minutes (which was not mentioned) ... after checking the time we had only met with him for 38 minutes. Now he wanted $250. We paid and left.

Now almost 4 months later, after all is said and done. We received documentation in the mail that proves our original suspicions were CORRECT and all of the legal mumbo-jumbo Brian rattled off for 38 minutes was WRONG. If we had just followed our instincts we could have saved ourselves time, misunderstandings and $$money$$

Excellent Representation. To the point. Quick appointment.