Steve Kattner Law - Longview (TX)

Victor Ghaemmaghami I can’t recommend Mr. Moss highly enough. As an out-of-county attorney, I needed reliable local counsel in Cooke County to assist one of my clients when I came down with an illness. I was thrilled when Mr. Moss stepped in on short notice, and he was nothing short of fantastic. He and his team went above and beyond, delivering top-notch representation with professionalism and skill. My client was in excellent hands, all thanks to James Moss’ exceptional service. If you’re looking for a law firm that truly cares and performs at the highest level, this is the one.

zuleima vivanco Marianella did a great job with my case and kept me informed. She helped me understand certain things I didn’t know and put a lot of time and effort with my case. Thank you.

Sabino Jimenez He was a great lawyer he help get my nephew and niece and adopted them thank u

Carolyn Salter, MD Highly competent and ethical Attorney. Very trustworthy.

Beau Bostick Very knowledgeable and just an all-around great guy. Hes done a little work for our family very pleased with his work

Justin Niedzwecki I work with the Law Office of Joaquin Jimenez professionally to connect accident victims with quality legal representation, and I can confidently say Joaquin runs a top-notch law firm. He is responsive, dedicated, and always puts his clients first. Its clear that he genuinely cares about helping people through difficult times and delivering results. I’m proud to partner with such a reliable and trustworthy attorney. Highly recommended!

Eva Tillmon Benjy is professional yet personal and he cares. He represented my dad and family on behalf of an injury to my mom who had since passed away. We felt we owed it to mom to investigate circumstances that caused her extra grief. With Benjy’s help, we were able to take a stand and be a voice for our mom. He kept us updated on the status, he gave us hard truth even when we didn’t want to hear it. Most of all he was very patient with my 90 year old dad trying to break explanations down in the simplest layman term possible. He responded to our calls quickly and he pushed for the best outcome possible. I highly recommend him.

Timothy Kornrumph Mr. Koshy exhibited concern and compassion for the events that transpired. He took the time to listen and then respond with language that was simplified. He and his team were understanding of the situation and treated my case like it was the only case they had. The responses were immediately addressed when submitted. I like that they use an online system that the group monitors. Would highly recommend!

Michael Friedman Reply to review by Kayla Agee: On 3/21/25 Michael Friedman was hired to represent Kaylas boyfriend, who is incarcerated for 20 years in the Texas prison system in a case out of Hunt County. The purpose of the employment was to get an unrelated drug case in Bowie County concluded so that any sentence from Bowie County would run concurrent with the Hunt County sentence. Upon request by Michael Friedman after plea negotiations, a Zoom hearing was scheduled by the Bowie County District Court at which the boyfriend pled guilty and was sentenced to 5 years to run concurrent with the Hunt County sentence. A court order to that effect was entered on June 13, whereby the Bowie County case was wrapped up and Michael Friedmans representation for that purpose was concluded. Several weeks later Michael Friedman was contacted by Kayla inquiring why the Texas prison system had not yet acknowledged the Bowie County sentencing order. Michael Friedman told her that he did not know the answer to that, but he would contact the Bowie County Clerk to find out. Kayla said she had already done that and began a tirade about the representation. Michael Friedman unilaterally terminated her call. Kayla immediately called again and continued her tirade with profanity. Michael Friedman told her that he had done what he was hired to do, that she was not his client, and that he did not intend to listen or talk to her any further. Michael Friedman then unilaterally terminated the call. Michael Friedman then contacted the Bowie County District Clerk and was advised that the Bowie County court order had been filed on June 16, that the Texas prison system had been duly notified in accordance with the clerks standard procedures, and that no additional legal procedure was necessary.