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Kilgore & Kilgore, PLLC is a law firm established in 1949 with an office in Dallas, TX. At this office location, there are 9 lawyers practicing business services, class actions, eeoc guidelines and 40 other areas of law.
Bill Masterson did a superb job handling my personal injury case. While Mr. Masterson has an impressive track record surrounding litigation, given the delicacy of the situation, I did not want to file a law suit. With that said, I demanded satisfaction for my claim. Taking my wishes into consideration, Mr. Masterson operated quietly and discreetly to achieve the result I sought.
Great law firm. Very professional attorneys who took very good care of me and my legal issue. Kept me in the loop at all times. Handled my employment legal issue quickly and professionally. I would recommend this law firm to anyone.
Daryl Sinkule represented my case and I don't think I could have had a better attorney. His calm and positive demeanor was so helpful. He always remained open minded and took the heavy weight off of my shoulders. I am very satisfied with the professionalism and outcome of my case. Anyone looking for not only a great attorney, but genuine person who cares about the nature of someone else I would recommend Daryl Sinkule.
Nicolas O’Kelly was very helpful in settling my dispute with an employer and helped me reach a settlement. Emails and phone calls were always answered promptly and I was never concerned that any aspect of my case was being overlooked. I would definitely recommend Mr. O’Kelly to anyone in need of legal action.
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I have been working with Nicholas O ' Kelley and he is by far a huge step up from my previous attorney. He is patient, considerate and I feel like he truly has my best interest in mind. Im very happy I found Mr. O 'Kelley and I know I will have a positive outcome for my case with his assistance. Thank you Nick.
All around good guy!
When I hired Mr. Goodman, I was impressed. He has very good command of the language and law. He appears reasonably smart. He appears empathetic. He states that he is there to help you. He promise you that he will protect and sue for you. That all changes after he gets paid his retainer. After he gets your retainer, he really does minimal. He's been paid, so why does he care after that point? He does not follow through with his initial promises. He backs down to other attorneys. Instead of fighting for you. He changes his tone to compromise or settling. That's not what he promised in the beginning and what he was hired for in the beginning. He is arrogant and does not like to be second guessed. He seems compassionate at first, but is really all about the money to him. Do yourself a favor. Look elsewhere. Save your time and money. Look for a real attorney who will truly be your advocate and actually fight for you and delivers on what he or she promises. Not very ethical.
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1949
A Professional Limited Liability Company
All Members and Associates are members of the State Bar of Texas.
3141 Hood Street, Suite 500Dallas, TX 75219U.S.A.
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