Sandra K. Bullman - a Charleston, West Virginia (WV) Criminal Law Lawyer

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Updated: 02/15/2026

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By Anonymous on May. 26, 2023
Hired Attorney 2021-2023

Non responsive except to send the occasional email. She was appointed to me for a case. The case stretched to a year. Then an appeal case she waited until last minute to file for me. She told me that I couldn't file a re appeal which supreme court told me I could due to me not being notified of anything involving the case. I found out that she had dismissed me while I was waiting for the Supreme Court case. She was appointed to me for another court case. She was still sending stuff to an address that was not my address I had provided her with multiple times. Her and her secretary lied to me and said I never gave that information. I was provided no information and she outright refused to honor anything she was supposed to file on my behalf. She was supplying information to the other side and she outright called me a liar and accused me of being on drugs and told me I needed psych meds. She refused to use any evidence and kept trying to get me to not speak in court. Battling court for 2 years becuz of her lack of professional and ethical actions.

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Charleston, WV

607 Ohio Avenue
Charleston, WV 25302

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Phone: (304) 344-5692

Fax: (304) 343-3797

Website: http://www.bullmanandbullman.com

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