Lavi
Soloway lawyer reviews
Practice Area:
General Practice
Firm:
Soloway Lavi S
Phone:
(212) 791-0388
Profile updated: 5/3/13
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Rating: 1.4 (1-5)
based on 1 reviews.
Lawyer Lavi Soloway
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9/5/17 |
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Very poor communication and did not deliver his word. What a waste of time.
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9/8/14 |
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After failing to file an application on time, he stopped responding to emails or calls. I guess he just wants to hide under a rock and hope the problem goes away. His office staff is completely helpless in getting him to respond. His work does not reflect all the publicity (self-promotion?) that he gets. Highly unprofessional. I hope this review helps others from having the same horrible experience.
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7/23/14 |
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We hired Mr. Soloway for the purpose of obtaining a green card as a same sex couple. This process began June of 2013. We, did our own research and felt capable of filling out all the government paperwork ourselves. However, there are many tricky parts that are not in the application form. The US government has very strict interpretations that Soloway made clear to us. That knowledge lead us in the right direction as we approached our interview with the Immigration folks in Honolulu. We, at first, balked at having Mr. Soloway present at our interview, as it involved flying him from California to Honolulu and was certainly an additional expense we did not foresee.
He did convince us, and we must admit, that without his presence we would not have obtained the green card. Mr. Soloway knew the Honolulu office and walked the very surprised interviewer through the whole process. On that day (September 12, 2013) we got that green card! Not even three months after our initial application.
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10/29/13 |
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This attorney leads an informed and dedicated team of lawyers and support staff who are very helpful, though at times seemed a little overworked around the time of the Supreme Court ruling on DOMA. From my experience with this attorney over the past two years, I've seen tremendous accomplishments in his firm's pro bono work, more than national non-profit groups can claim to have done. The attorney is committed to pro bono, sliding scale and regular fee cases. He and his team have been educating, supporting, and empowering hundreds of families involved to inspire pioneering effort in area of LGBT immigration law. I would certainly recommend this attorney to anyone needing an immigration lawyer with LGBT experience.
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9/19/13 |
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1. New York's office manager. Not polite and and not responsive. I sent her an e-mail with a couple of questions and after 3 days I had to call her again, and her reply on the phone was "I am receivng hundreds of e-mails daily".
2. Associate was not even informed about our case and documents we had already sent to the manager, were not forwarded to him the day of the consult!
3. After the consult, I got back to them by email, no reply. I call the manager and the line was not that good that day and I was trying to pose some questions as time is of essence and she replied to me in a rude way "Will you let me finish?". Nice way to talk to a client. Last, after the call, I sent the manager and the associate an email saying "you know our case and the details, you know what we need, can you give us an estimate more or less, about the cost and the timeframe?" No reply.
Take your business elsewhere.
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