Foster & Sear, L.L.P. - Grand Prairie, TX
Lawyers in Grand Prairie, TX
817 Greenview Drive Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Customer Reviews for Foster & Sear, L.L.P.
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Hired Law firm 2012-2099Similarly to what was said before, my dad was a client. When he died I call to let them know and they asked if I wanted to continue as his heir...so I did. From what I read here and a lawsuit I read online this is their M.O. paying out very little and communicating none. I don't trust them...maybe you shouldn't either.
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Hired Law firm 2003-2024My father was exposed to Asbestos from many sources, and we lost him over 3 years ago. Our father had already signed up with Foster and Sears Law Firm, so my siblings and I inherited the claim after he passed. My siblings and I don't think we are getting the true numbers when a company pays on our father's claims. Even after dad died the payments are extremely low for someone who was deathly ill and then died. They just seem very secretive and evasive when answering our questions. They also take 40% from every claim for the same client and is almost half of the already small payouts.
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