Address: 3150 Livernois Rd Suite 270, Troy, MI 48083, USA
Phone: +12489859592
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
Laurie Hoffman
This lawyer is terrible. He took $4,500 from me and didn't even show up to court prepared and had over a month to do so. He forgot flash drive with evidence. He had to lable like 20 pictures as evidence in front of the judge which clearly frustrated him. Plus they were black and white pictures of bruises how do you even see bruises in black and white. Then when I said something he said we should part ways. So after you take my money screw me over and make me go to felony court your done! Smh! Terrible lawyer. He don't care and just takes people's money and don't work for it.
teri curcuruto
Great experience! The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and very professional. I'm glad I chose John Freeman!
Abby K
John Freeman is one of the best lawyers in Michigan! He has a great team as well. Mr. Freeman and his team cares about the person, along with the case, he even cares about clients family’s. John was very quick to respond on request for help. He knows the legal system and he will ease your worries on your legal matters. I highly recommend John to anyone in need of a great attorney.
Lorenzo Simmons
If you need legal advice or representation choose john freeman his staff is frendly and very knowledgeable willing to work with you on fees law office of john freeman should be your choice.
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