Peek & Toland, PLLC

Anonymous

Peak and Trand were among the options to seek advice and council on controversial DUI arrests.   Mr. Steve Toland is good at support, and Jeff Peek is always given additional advice.  Thanks to my head, this company has completely solved my situation and now is completely behind me.   Thanks for peeping and Trand.

Anonymous

My experience is okay, and in my case I'm shocked, the staff is gentle and professional, but I can't compensate for all the clashes. Through the husband of the veteran, I applied for a status adjustment. I was consulted in October 2014 or 2015. My case was dealt with by two lawyers and three judicial assistants. Starting with Cindy Medina, Diego Núñez was in charge of the rest. I had never met Cindy, nor had I met her in my recollections. The first legal assistant, Claudia, did not fully communicate what should be done right, and then Mauricio took over my case, but again he did not communicate effectively. Basically, for months I thought about what it took me a long time to submit my case. Every time I called Mauricio, I didn't answer at all. Finally, Diego called me because he had to talk to me. He told me that Cindy was on maternity leave and was taking over my case. Finally, he said that in order to submit my appeal, there is everything, but first you need to be released on parole. Diego said that parole would take more than six months, and he should do it first. I'm Bid! All this time I was wondering what was long, and when Diego took over my case, he found out why. I informed Morisio of his dissatisfaction with Claudia, and he was very kind and sorry, but I could not make up for the lost time. Before my parole was permitted, another legal assistant called Mariana, and I was about to finish my examination, and the immigration card changed, so I had to take another examination. Oh, my goodness, that test was $220, so I was very upset. My case has been stagnant for a long time because of their lack of miscommunication and attention to detail. Isn't that great? I informed them of their mistakes and informed them that they need to pay for the new exam, they said kindly, very sorry, they said "no". Finally, bring a new test and ask, "My case is ready to be submitted." "Unless you pay 1,500 dollars for immigration," they answered, "What? !" Months ago, I told the receptionist that I wanted to pay the rest of the rest in full, so they understood the balance of the attorney's fees well. I said, "But when I came, I'd put the whole amount together," and they complained, "Oh, I won't pay the immigration fee before the incident is ready." I was quite at home with them. I could not help crying in a hurry. So I brought back $1,500, which is very inconvenient. After that, I think my case went smoothly and faster. Many of the shocks in my case were due to improper communication from law assistants. My experience is 2.5 out of 5, but Diego lawyers and staff are worth 5 stars. It was he who found the problem in my case, and the staff was really kind and professional. Some of the receptionists don't know much, but they are also very kind and professional. From the beginning, I hope you'll have a lot of expectations, and every time a new person takes over my case, I'll give you some advice, but that might not be important to them. As a whole, I do not recommend it unless I hope the case will work with faith. or you can ask for the greatness of Diego at any time. In my opinion, if we can say we need to build a larger building with a better parking lot, they need to hire more immigration lawyers and improve their communication skills with their customers. The first thing that covered my case was Cindy Medina, FYI Claudia, and a lawyer who no longer worked there. It is said that if there is no change, they will not be employed in civil rights applications three years later.