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Daniel Reitman

Portland, OR

Licensed for 26 years

Law Degree

Awards

Primary Practice Area

Estate Planning

Language

English

About

Language

English

Contact

137 SE 151st Ave Apt 1Portland, OR, 97233-2877

Office: N/A

Website: N/A

Reviews

anonymous
February 6, 2009

We found this lawyer rather confusing, at our first meeting, our case became a much larger concern-he added defendants, making it all much more money & time than we could afford.We were not pleased with being asked to take all the financial risks, asked to pay an “estimated fees” amount of 1000s of $$ before case work, & reimbursed only IF favorable courts.Costs maybe endless, high risk-time & money. Felt pressure to sign, i.e.:comments of how busy he'd be soon.We like taking our time re: big decisions-Qs thoroughly & clearly answered.Needed to understand his entire plan before we'd consider signing. On the positive he does take time answering Qs, explanations intimidating -felt we had to know more law to understand, kept reminding him we're laypersons. Lawyers have a $$ amount in mind when they take a case, but he wouldn’t give us a potential award number. We simply had to pass. If the contract had been truly contingent, we believe we would have probably have had him represent us.

anonymous
February 6, 2009

We found this lawyer rather confusing, at our first meeting, our case became a much larger concern-he added defendants, making it all much more money & time than we could afford.We were not pleased with being asked to take all the financial risks, asked to pay an “estimated fees” amount of 1000s of $$ before case work, & reimbursed only IF favorable courts.Costs maybe endless, high risk-time & money. Felt pressure to sign, i.e.:comments of how busy he'd be soon.We like taking our time re: big decisions-Qs thoroughly & clearly answered.Needed to understand his entire plan before we'd consider signing. On the positive he does take time answering Qs, explanations intimidating -felt we had to know more law to understand, kept reminding him we're laypersons. Lawyers have a $$ amount in mind when they take a case, but he wouldn’t give us a potential award number. We simply had to pass. If the contract had been truly contingent, we believe we would have probably have had him represent us.