Keeling Law Offices

Anonymous

I consider myself a starving artist. I'm not really hungry now. Because I have a husband that is very supportive, you know. Over the past few years, as a writer who has not actually earned money for writing, the concept of a hungry artist is going well.

As my novel approached the publication, I was questioned about the "fair use" of copyright law. It is generally a troublesome problem, and it is tenacious if a drunken man bites the head of a bat in the past. So, I contacted Lynn Keeling with the EAP provider proposal.

Late on Friday, I waited for a phone call from my boss to come and wrote down a very specific question. Instead, on Monday morning, Lynne called me first. I soon found that she was deeply interested in my problems and the results. I've been with many lawyers for years, but they're indifferent to art. It's different from Lynn. Her questions and comments revealed that she was not making a lie. The best part was said to give you information for free, even if it was a matter of importance, even a little over a half hour.

1 A week later, I was told to call and send a note. Although it took a week, she actually apologized while she was sitting, thankful for the information she could rely on. Surprisingly comprehensive notes arrived today, and I couldn't be a more satisfying customer. I have an answer, which is in my wallet, in my wallet.

Phosphorus keyring is not recommended enough. The advantage of EAP was 1/2 hour. She spoke to me about the problem. I don't know how long it took for the memo to be ready, but it didn't take me five minutes. She is a lawyer who puts clients and their problems above the stop watch. Oh, I heard. Save her name for later use and already tell the other two or three people, here praise her. I have to love Karma.