Christopher M. Glew - a Santa Ana, California (CA) Criminal Defense Lawyer

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Santa Ana Criminal Defense Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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By Anonymous on Mar. 04, 2020
Hired Attorney 2019-2020

Chris and Gina were retained for my brother and I’m astonished at the lack of care, communication, support and knowledge from these two. They have wasted time and money, even bigger they hurt my brothers case and I hope no one else goes through what we had to in these hard times! Unprofessional is an understatement! I have had 3 different public defenders also tell me to get rid of them! (We did) They let me know that no one in the court system actually likes Chris Glew or Gina Kim so my brother had enough finally and fired them for a public defender! Sad when you feel safer getting a public defender over using the lawyer you have on retainer!! I hope to save someone else from the frustration and heart ache these lawyers have helped to put our family though.

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Santa Ana, CA

1851 E. 1st St.
Suite 840
Santa Ana, CA 92705

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Phone: (714) 713-4525

Fax: (714) 648-0501

Website: http://www.glewkimlaw.com

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