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Law Offices of Alison Berry, Esq. - White Plains, NY

300 Hamilton Ave.Suite 410 White Plains, NY 10601 - 1817

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Updated: 10/13/2024
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About Law Offices of Alison Berry, Esq.

Mergers and Acquisitions

  • Law Office of Sunil Khurana, Esq., January 2, 2013

Practice Areas

  • Immigration

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  • Dayana Cassamajor, Legal Assistant and Secretary
  • Daphene Fleetwood
  • Christian Lesecq, Consultant

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300 Hamilton Ave.Suite 410 White Plains, NY 10601 - 1817

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  • 914-948-8696

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By Falaq I. on Oct. 22, 2024

0.5 out of 5 stars

If I could leave 0 or negative stars, I definitely would. This lawyer is the absolute worst and should be banned from practicing law. She is rude, unprofessional, and a disgrace to her profession. All she cares about is money—definitely not her clients or their cases. She is impossible to reach, never responds to calls or emails, and when she finally does, it’s with a horrible attitude. She even had the audacity to scream at my family and me during a meeting, slamming the table and throwing papers in a completely unhinged outburst. I can’t believe someone this disrespectful, unprofessional, and completely useless is allowed to represent people. Do yourself a favor and avoid her at all costs! Just to give you a deeper understanding of how much stressed she caused and and idea how useless she is - the case she filed for my husband has been pending for 26+ months and she did nothing about it. I had to fire her as my legal counsel and move forward with someone else, so all my money was literally wasted.

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