Abbott Gregory L

"Caveat emptor: let the buyer beware. You may get an invoice out of the blue months later for a service you didn't understand he intended to charge you for. There are much better attorneys out there, keep looking."

"No clue where the bad reviews come from. I have used Greg twice and he is insanely generous with his time and knowledge. He will dig so deep in the law books to make sure he knows for sure what needs to happen. He does not act unless sure he will win. His fees are very reasonable considering the amount of work he does on your behalf."

"This Guy represents a dirtbag landlord, he harassed me via mail for this landlord and didn’t stop until I threatened to file harassment charges on him. This person he represents, doesn’t even have proper building permits to rent out his basement for a living space, writes out bogus contacts, and rips people off for their deposits and tries to say that there’s damage to the property when I’ve got video evidence this is not true. See both of you in court, have fun defending this guy that can’t afford to pay you, with all the fines and fees adding up monthly through the bureau of development services, and having to pay everyone else that lives there deposits back, plus the cost of moving fees for having to kick them out without cause, which could max out around $5,000 per person. Plus they can sue for their rent and paid bills back to their move in dates; for being subjected to living in an unwarranted living space."

"Would absolutely recommend. He was very knowledgeable and took the time to review all the paperwork I brought. He explained everything very well, went over all my options, and took the time to answer all my questions to make sure I understood."

"Extremely arrogant know it all. Don't dare question his advice or ask him to explain anything in detail - He is the LAWYER GOD and can not be wrong! Spends most of his time answering free questions and arguing with people on various lawyer forums...if he has time for that obviously he isn't spending a whole lot of time actually being a lawyer. Total wanna-be internet ninja."