Markham News
United States of America#2General Comment
Sat, October 22, 2011
For trying to smuggle heroin in to a client in jail. Here's the story in the L.A. Times:
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/10/attorney-arrested-drug-possession.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+lanowblog+%28L.A.+Now%29
Tim
Grand Haven,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, June 26, 2009
It does seem fishy that the two satisfactory testimonials occured so closely to one another. Usually I can spot a "dual poster" by similarities in word usage, punctuation, etc. I can't say that these two testimonials are so similar that I would declare shenanigans at this point. But there are some unusual grammatical similarities suggesting that they could be from the same author. A smart lawyer who is beriddled with direct and specific allegations of moral shortcomings will avoid rebutting the allegations here and proceed directly to a defamation suit. So if the testimonials are in fact from the reportee, then the report is probably fairly accurate.
None
Los Angeles,#4Consumer Suggestion
Tue, June 23, 2009
This guy is a deadbeat. Picture a used car salesman. This guy is a druggie and a thief. The CA Bar assoc. knows this too but since they are all lawyers they look out for each other.
Rippedoffbad12
Los Angeles,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, June 04, 2009
I find it very interesting that both of those rebuttals came from Los Angeles within ten minutes of each other! Obviously Markman posting under fictitious names. Trust me , I plan on filing a complaint with the bar as soon as I find the time to fill out the paper work - some of us actually work for a living, something you would know little about.
Lynne
Los Angeles,#6Consumer Comment
Sat, February 07, 2009
What a crock. If you have a legitimate complaint, you would have already filed with the Bar Association. A lawyer can only do what a lawyer can do. You got yourself into the mess, and now you've got to live with it. You did the crime, now do the time. Seriously now, Ken was absolutely fabulous dealing with my 20 year old's recent dui. Fair and honest. It's not true that you get what you pay for. He was the least expensive that we talked to and he delivered the best promised results. Now, needless to say, my twenty year old is working off the debt. But it was money well spent.
Helen
Los Angeles,#7Consumer Comment
Sat, February 07, 2009
I also used Ken for various and sundry situations I got myself into. Unfortunately, I didn't listen to his advice on more than one occasion. Should have!!!! After spending thousands of dollars chasing the outcome I wanted to have, I had to come back to Ken who had pointed me in the right direction, and been more than fair with his advice. Several tickets and a suspended license landed me in hot water, and I was finally led in the right direction by Ken. Used to blame everyone, now, I guess I can only blame myself!!! Don't know anything about his private life, don't care. Always on time and professional with me, and helped when nobody else seemed to want to.