Edouard J.P. Bouquet - a Gaithersburg, United States Complex Litigation Lawyer

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Gaithersburg Complex Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Complex Litigation

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By Aleecia F. on Feb. 07, 2025
Consulted Attorney 2025

I was in the office this past Monday for a consultation where I was charged the hourly rate. Mr. Bouquet was extremely late. During my consultation Mr. Bouquet informed me that he went to high school with the opposing attorney and that this could create a conflict of interest. Mr. Bouquet had this information prior to my consultation as it was on my pre filled out forms that were sent to me from his office. Mr. Bouquet charged me for 45 minutes knowing he shouldn’t take the case. I believe Mr. Bouquet used me to make a quick and easy $460. I think everyone should be aware of this before consulting with him. I did pay him immediately leaving his office because I was holding up to my end of the agreement. I believe Mr. Bouquet should return my money. I’m a single mother that just lost a child to kidney disease and Mr. Bouquet knew this as well. I’m not in a financial situation after the death of a child to be taken advantage of.

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Gaithersburg, MD

16061 Comprint Circle
Gaithersburg, MD 20877 - 1321

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Phone: 301-683-7557

Fax: 301-926-7844

Website: https://www.brpfamilylaw.com/

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