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Attourney Jason Guida comes to mind right off the bat.
Steven Burke is good, he's an older ex marine with a no bullshit attitude- not everybody's cup of tea but in a dick measuring contest with the local PD you want a professional prick on your side.
Steven Burke is good, he's an older ex marine with a no bullshit attitude- not everybody's cup of tea but in a dick measuring contest with the local PD you want a professional prick on your side.
richc
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In my experience most litigators carry a ruler just for these occasions. They are a special breed and can be tough to get along with. They are very competitive and push hard.
Just what you want when you're involved in a legal mess of some urgency. They're not afraid of joisting with the opposition.
Just what you want when you're involved in a legal mess of some urgency. They're not afraid of joisting with the opposition.
As a recommendation:
I keep 3 attorneys on my phone, I list them as Aatorney (Name). They're always the first contacts in my list if I need them. You don't want to dig for these, if you need them chances are you won't remember who they are- you want them on tap.
GeorgeMason
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Jason Guida is the first contact in my phone.
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Took a class @Mass Firearms on Saturday with Andrew Couture and was very impressed though I have never used him professionally he seems to be near the front line of the ag’s door with a spear and seems to have a pretty good case success rate.
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Attorney Neil Tassel has a good reputation
No, still very much alive and kicking. He's in my phone.
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