Richard E Slezak PC 6446 Fairway Avenue Southeast, Salem, OR 97306

"Waited for weeks to get an appointment here and ZERO contact information was provided for said meeting. And there’s no one at the office to answer phones. Starting to think this is a scam."

"Thank you for your consultation. Thank you for taking the time to break things down for me and help me become more informed. Though he could not help, he let me down easy, and was very polite. I appreciate your efforts."

"Snarky staff all around, and so preoccupied with his own agenda that he completely overlooked the big picture. Not to mention he abruptly rescheduled the first appointment we had set for a consult and was rude about it. I had a feeling this was going to be a waste of time and $35.00. IT SURE WAS."

"HA! Talk about false advertising. There is no thin-strong super hero at that office as portrayed on their website. I found Mr. Slezak. to be a cheap in and out pop-shop. He did not treat me like a potential client. Rather, he made several comments regarding what his perceived my age to be. Making comments like "why do you kids always use e-mail." Will I am actually 40-years old. He interrupted me many times when I would try to point out the facts he was mistaken on in his fast processing of what he assumed. Instead of reading the documents I had brought and reviewed with him. No time was taken to respect me, my time and my grievances. He hardly took time to shake my hand before processing my credit card for payment. I would call Saul before calling this old-guy."

"I, too, was referred by Oregon State Bar Association. My appointment with Mr. Slezak was scheduled around two months after receiving a referral from the Oregon State Bar. On June 5, 2017, I provided my credit card for $35, and met with Mr. Slezak, for up to 30 minutes (?)..... the cost was more than fair. I was unable to provide him with particular information of importance to me due to his style of interview control. He discussed the importance of documenting all correspondence in WRITING rather than corresponding in person or over the phone, he said, "don't call, write!" I appreciated hearing his recommendation! The next day, I called his office to request an email documenting our meeting and his recommendations. He refused to email or provide documentation of our meeting and/or his recommendations, stating, "I never provide my notes." Hummmmmm!"