Traverse Legal is not like traditional hourly billing law firms. We share risk with our clients, tell clients what their legal fees will be and what they will receive from us up front and work towards defined goals within pre-approved budgets. We are one of the most technologically advanced firms in the world, allowing us to be transparent to and collaborative with our clients.
Here is what some our clients have to say about working with Traverse Legal:
Gabrielle Blair, Co-Founder Kirtsy.com - "I called all three of the top three [law firms]... But, Traverse Legal got back the fastest and was by far the most helpful. I loved how they didn’t bill by the hour. How I could get an exact price on what this project was going to cost..." Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Chris Bosio, VP of Administration, Fast Physical Therapy - "Where an attorney just tells you what you can’t do, Traverse Legal tells you what you can do and how to get it done....With the billing model there’s no surprises ... The extranet they use just make the entire process transparent and it’s a real collaborative effort" Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Dale H. Campbell, CEO and President, Urban Diversions - "…when I first met Enrico I was extremely impressed... he will give a price so there is no hidden costs... On the professional side, I have never met with anybody more professional, more enlightening and knowledgeable. His whole firm has walked us through many phases of making our website what it is today… he has helped us with our trademarks and our patents and made us very secure in all our moves. And I am extremely grateful to the firm." Read more & listen to the interview here.
Matt Meyers, Co-Owner M22, LLC & Broneah, Inc. - "It’s a paperless office ... It’s super organized ... There’s no delay in response ... Enrico is probably one of the cooler guys you’ll ever meet. So, just dealing with him on a personal basis is great. And then, he’s so straight forward " Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Dave Page,Owner, Three Sergeants Brewing Co. - "My favorite thing about working with Traverse Legal's attorneys and staff is the ease with which we can get through a complex issue, like trademark protection. ... So, everything they said they were going to do ... you knew what you were being charged for and everything was laid out right in front of you ... we know exactly what we’re being charged up front." Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Sean Kelly,
Chief Humanist of HUMAN (Helping Unite Man and Nutrition) - " ...they’ve always been looking out for us and always providing us with great advice all around...constantly advising us in terms of what is best for our business, not what’s best for Traverse Legal, and their legal fees... that’s why we have such a high level of trust and such a high rating and recommend them so highly, because I always feel like they’re looking out for us." Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Chuck Brunet, Radjet - "...deliverable not based on how many hours it takes them to do it, but based on providing what they promised to. That’s quite refreshing." Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Ed Carmody, Prior Owner, Bullfrog Embroidery - "The best part about working with Traverse Legal is the people. Comparing Traverse Legal to other law firms is like comparing night to day...We’re very happy with their services and feel like it’s money well spent." Read more & Listen to the interview here.
Word-of-mouth is the best advertisement, especially for a law firm. The best referrals are from current clients. Their website should give bios for each attorney as well as their areas of expertise.
Posted by: Sacramento Lawyers | November 23, 2010 at 22:19
"Traverse Legal really is unique. They are unlike any other lawyers I have ever worked with. Customer service is first and foremost. Very refreshing."
yes.
Posted by: بازی | October 23, 2010 at 13:23
Traverse Legal really is unique. They are unlike any other lawyers I have ever worked with. Customer service is first and foremost. Very refreshing.
Posted by: Robert C. | March 28, 2009 at 16:42