Andrew Dimitriou

"Mr. Dimirtriou himself consulted with me this morning for about 40 min, pro bono. I am a novice in technical legal matters, but know the outcome I wish in the legal quandry in which I find myself. He tends to educate with analogies. For example, I promised to settle my bill (the cause of my legal nightmare), once my company recovered, and my salary was reinstated. That reminded him of a character in a cartoon who promised to pay for two hamburgers next Tuesday, if the vendor would give him one humburger today (Friday!). He convinced me that we are not as helpless in legal matters as we imagine. We just need to understand how to proceed. For example, I am paying the legal bill of the firm that sued me, but their lawyers would not talk to me, on the ground that I did not retain them. Solution? Draft a letter to the legal firm. State that I am representing myself, and I am therefore my own lawyer. This simple act will compel them to engage with you! and so on, with practical solutions to legal matters that ordinary adults can handle. If I need legal services in the future, I will be heading straight to the doors of Dimitriou Law! He sounds like a man I can do business with, He also listens. Thanks"

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John C.

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"-Inappropriate long stares from old males in the office. -extremely disorganized -very unprofessional (tardiness/overly emotional and immature responses to clients' requests and needs) -unprepared (no point in sending info by fax or email beforehand, he doesn't go over it) -one-way, a lawyer-centered consultation (the more questions you ask, the more he become annoyed and irritated.) -A receptionist is friendly; however very careless, disorganized, and noninformative. The farm is a total joke in charging thausands for an awfullly low quality of service."

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Ki K.

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9 years ago