Daniel Marks, a North Las Vegas attorney, is a crotchety old bald-headed guy who I wouldn’t let shine my shoes much less represent me in court. Steer clear of this guy, don’t let him make you his next mark! Some things I wish I knew before engaging him: like I said, he’s a crotchety old fart who ultimately does what he wants to do and doesn’t pay attention to his clients' desires; I found out that he’s been heavily in debt; he’s full of hot air and caves in at the first glimmer of resistance from the judge (picture a helium balloon just after it’s been pricked by a pin – it flies all over the place and quickly lands in a limp heap on the floor). His fees are totally inflated, in my opinion, for the amount of effort and work he puts in (which is pretty sparse from what I’ve seen). I wish he was as diligent about the law and representing clients as he is about collecting his ridiculous fees.
Here’s a tell-tale sign of a lousy lawyer who’s lost his way in the world of attorneys: Go to Avvo.com, which is where lawyers are rated, and you’ll see he has a three-star ranking (out of 5) and a 6.5 (out of 10 rating), which means he does “D” work, which is about right. How would you like a guy who gets a “D” working for you? You’d be better off going and hiring some kid just out of law school who just passed the bar to represent you. You’d get someone who’s hungry, who wants to win, who doesn’t charge an arm and a leg, who’s got some energy, and who’s in it for more than the money, unlike Mr. Marks.
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Daniel Marks, a North Las Vegas attorney, is a crotchety old bald-headed guy who I wouldn’t let shine my shoes much less represent me in court. Steer clear of this guy, don’t let him make you his next mark! Some things I wish I knew before engaging him: like I said, he’s a crotchety old fart who ultimately does what he wants to do and doesn’t pay attention to his clients' desires; I found out that he’s been heavily in debt; he’s full of hot air and caves in at the first glimmer of resistance from the judge (picture a helium balloon just after it’s been pricked by a pin – it flies all over the place and quickly lands in a limp heap on the floor). His fees are totally inflated, in my opinion, for the amount of effort and work he puts in (which is pretty sparse from what I’ve seen). I wish he was as diligent about the law and representing clients as he is about collecting his ridiculous fees.
Here’s a tell-tale sign of a lousy lawyer who’s lost his way in the world of attorneys: Go to Avvo.com, which is where lawyers are rated, and you’ll see he has a three-star ranking (out of 5) and a 6.5 (out of 10 rating), which means he does “D” work, which is about right. How would you like a guy who gets a “D” working for you? You’d be better off going and hiring some kid just out of law school who just passed the bar to represent you. You’d get someone who’s hungry, who wants to win, who doesn’t charge an arm and a leg, who’s got some energy, and who’s in it for more than the money, unlike Mr. Marks.