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Willows Wellsch Orr & Brundige LLP

Willows Wellsch Orr & Brundige LLP

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1916 Dewdney Ave, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4R 8R2, Canada
(306) 525-2191 www.willowswellsch.com
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Mar 1, 2019
First off this review is only about one of the lawyers there. It would only be one star but the manager was excellent and he intervened and made things right. I won't say his name but there is one lawyer there that was all good about taking my (immigration) case and told me everything was going to be just great even though he knew damn well he couldn't do anything for me. But that's not the worst part. At the beginning, he was attentive for the first day or so, but then he didn't bother contacting me except for maybe one email, then there was nothing. I called and emailed him many many times with no avail. So watch yourself when you go here don't give a big deposit because it's tough to get it back. I tried three or four times to get my money back from this one lawyer just avoided me so I talked to the manager and he was excellent. He helped me out and got me in my deposit back. I hope that you can learn from my mistake and make sure your lawyer is doing his job. Even though you shouldn't have to because lawyers are supposed to be ethical...

Jun 11, 2018
Honest and upfront lawyers

Nov 4, 2015
I would highly recommend Scott Mazinke. I've worked with him on both a personal level and I have referred multiple clients to him. He's very professional, very knowledgable and he gets things done. Call WWO&B and ask for Scott.

Jul 28, 2017
Phoned and phoned and phoned and left message after message. Didn't return my calls. I have a warranty issue with a car company, i guess they don't want this kind of business. My family has used a lawyer in this firm for many years, i guess we/I aren't the type of customer they are looking for.

Jun 5, 2018
Nice staff

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