Jeffrey C. Brashear - a Houston, Texas (TX) Lawyer

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By Anonymous on Jan. 18, 2020
Hired Attorney 2018-2019

Jeff Brashear is a pathological liar. It starts with the contract you sign giving him an exit strategy after collecting your money and not doing a thing. Next comes the office calling you in to "talk" or asking questions about the status of your case. You will get billed for that question. He doesnt like taking phone calls. He wants to rack up billable hours AND FAST! He will burn through your retainer for things like research about case law. Things he should know as a lawyer if he agreed to taking your case. He lies, lies and then lies some more. He has a bad reputation with family court Judges and other legit attorneys in town. You want to know, just call a Judge that's been around for 20 or 30 years, a REAL Judge, not the unelected pitiful JP court judge he is, and they will encourage you to file a complaint with the texas bar. It's that bad....

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Houston, TX

16350 Park Ten Place
Suite 143
Houston, TX 77084

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Phone: (281) 994-4034

Fax: (281) 994-4033

Website: http://www.thebrashearlawfirm.com

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