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Eeekk! These attorneys are deplorable and consistently attack below the belt. Especially attorneys Ben Torrence and Jasmine Dwelkotte! They create frivolous, costly lawsuits, are very aggressive and consistently make unreasonable, outlandish, urgent demands on opposing parties. FYI consumers!!
Date of experience: July 26, 2024
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