Great talent for disregarding the irrelevant, seizing the issues, and doing pointed research and writing. John [Stone] wrote great brief on a unusual issue of premises liability law.
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John M Stone
Lee has worked with me on several bankruptcy matters, and she has been a pleasure to work with at all times. Lee is very knowledgeable, bright, friendly, incisive and an excellent writer. Lee understands the projects, is responsive, timely and incredibly helpful. I am certain that we will be working together again. Lee helps make my practice as a solo attorney manageable, and helps take the pressure off me when the workload is heavy and the time frame is relatively short.
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Lee Dunham
To say that I have been satisfied with the services of NLRG would be a gross understatement. I am presently involved in a lawsuit against the DC Government dealing with novel, foreign procedural and legal issues. NLRG prepared the Complaint, initial pleadings and presently preparing discovery motions and resolving complex discovery issues. I could not have overcome the challenges without NLRG. Although I have been in practice 50+ years, I first engaged NLRG 2 years ago. This is a major regret. Now with the reasonable expense of engaging their services, I can handle cases which previously exceeded my capability. As a solo practitioner, NLRG is an indispensable ally.
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Steven G. Friedman
I have used NLRG probably a dozen times over the years. Always with good results and at good prices. There was one particular stand-out, dramatic, trial moment which could have cost me the case but for a short, four page trial memo NLRG prepared for me. I was lucky enough to spot a potential nasty trial issue, a very unusual and complicated evidence question that I could not get my head around. Sure enough, the issue came up at trial. My star witness could flame out and my case with her. The defendant insurance company objected to my witness. The judge looked over at me said: 'Well, what about it Mr. Gordon. I do not see how you get around that.’ On any other day I would have been overtaken with nausea. Unruffled, I reached down, picked up my briefcase, put it on the table, opened it, click, click, plucked out the memo, and asked: May I submit this your honor? She said ‘yes’. I handed it up to the judge, passed a copy to the plaintiff’s attorney and then stood like a wooden Indian for about three minutes. When the judge finished reading she looked over to the plaintiff’s table and asked if they had a response. Crickets. Then the judge just said “Overruled.” Relief. It was my case to lose after that. All downhill from there. A big win - an $80,000.00 insurance claim - that very likely would have been lost but for the NLRG trial memo in my briefcase. I relinquish, convey and remit any and all property rights that I may have in the foregoing story about NLRG and the trial memo to NLRG and NLRG is free to treat it as their own property.
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I have had several cases with very difficult and complete issues. I have worked with Fred Shackelford on matters for over 10 years and consider him my "go-to" guy in the area of torts and related issues of civil procedure. After practicing for nearly 24 years, the issues become more complex and the need to have cutting edge research abilities is key to a successful outcome. I am a professional client for life. Thank you very much for your help over the years.
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Alfred C. Shackelford III,
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Your memo was first-class: concise, well-written and thoughtful. The attorney also hit on an additional point favorable to my case which I had not yet thought of. I would not hesitate to use your service again.
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I was completely satisfied. The report was timely, complete, well-reasoned and well-written... I was especially pleased at the clarity with which
Brett Turner summarized my expectations and committed to a deadline and a price, both of which he met.
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Brett R. Turner,
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Great job! Mike Jaffe's work was very helpful, on budget and on time!
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The report was brief, inexpensive, and dead on the point. Thank you.
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