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Witek & Basilio

Firm: Witek & Basilio

1001 Texas Ave , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: DUI, Divorce & Family, Criminal Defense

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“Never called me or followed up when I have so much evidence you know? That's ILLEGAL. I have millions of dollars man. I like Tom he's cool but never seen...”

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“Im Carvey Pouncy. Houston tx Greenpoint area. Tom is the best. He worked hard to get the fake charges I was accused of dismissed. He’s the only Lawyer I’ll ever hire if needed agai…”

— kenya pouncy

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Xerxes Patel

4141 Southwest Fwy Ste 250 , Houston , Texas 77027

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Business, Consumer Protection, Bankruptcy, Real Estate

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“I had the privilege of working with Zak Patel Esq. for several years and have the utmost respect for him as an attorney and individual. I would recomm...Denise Kleypas”

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Yong An

Firm: Law Office of Yong J. An

825 Town & Country Lane, 12th Floor , Houston , Texas 77224

Practice Areas: Licensing

Yong J. An serves the entire state of Texas. Since 2006 Yong has represented over 300 Nurses before the TX Board of Nursing. He can meet virtually via Facetime, Zoom, Google, Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger, or over the phone and is happy to meet in person. Staff available 8 am - 8 pm, seven days a week. Feel free to text or call us; Yong's calling is to help nurses, as he was a nurse's aide for six years, working at a nursing home during his high school years. Yong is assisted by a former Dean (Ph.D.) of a Nursing school from Houston Baptist University and a PMHNP, DN.

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“Mr. Young is very knowledgeable and honest and gets results fast. He’s very dependable and patie”

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Your Child Support Lawyer

Firm: Your Child Support Lawyer

405 Main St , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: Mediators

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“Mac made winning my case very easy. He keep me updated in a timely manner when things happened in my case, and well as planned ahead for any obstacles that...”

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Zachary Hiller

1415 North Loop West , Houston , Texas 77008

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

Zachary Hiller, Attorney at Law, serves inventors and small business owners for all of their intellectual property needs. When people have a brilliant idea or start their own business they often underestimate how valuable their intellectual property can be. Mr. Hiller will guide you through your options and together decide on the legal path that will best serve your individual or business needs. If you or your company needs guidance in managing your intellectual property, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Hiller.

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“se as a part of my creative team from this point forward, and I recommend him in the highest possibl”

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“I endorse this lawyer without reservation. Mr. Hiller possesses an incredibly sharp legal mind, and a genuine desire to help his clients succeed. In his field, I know him to be kno…”

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Zachary Oliva

Firm: OLIVA GIBBS LLP

815 Walker Street, Suite 1140 , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Zack co-founded Oliva Gibbs in 2013 and currently serves as Co-Owner. His primary role at the firm is strategic planning. The decision to start the firm was driven by Zack’s desire to create a great company focused on the energy industry, with a passionate team of colleagues who share the goal of doing things better.. Zack has primarily worked with upstream operators and oilfield service companies on the drafting and negotiation of contracts, complex title issues, and the purchase and sale of assets across New Mexico, Ohio, and Texas. Additionally, entrepreneurs in the energy industry seek his assistance with business partnership issues such as negotiating complicated partnership dissolutions or exits, advising on key business milestones, and advising on issues between business partners. A lifelong student of investing, he offers a unique perspective to leadership teams and owners through the intersection of his legal background and his experience as a professional investor and founder of Oliva Partners Management LLC, a long-only value investment fund.. Outside the firm, Zack is actively involved in shaping the energy and legal sectors. He serves on the Advisory Board for the Institute for Energy Law and mentors emerging leaders through the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), contributing to meaningful industry discussions and policy development. He enjoys spending time with his family, reading, traveling, and practicing jiu-jitsu.

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“Zachary Oliva is a highly respected member of the Oil & Gas Law community, and I fully endorse his work in the field.”

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Zavala Texas Law

Firm: Zavala Texas Law

2950 N Loop W Fwy , Houston , Texas 77092

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense,

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“am blessed to have crossed paths with such an amazing, genuine soul. Charles Zavala listened, addressed my concern and provided me direction. his...”

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“I was a client of Charles Zavala for my marriage-based immigration case. Mr. Zavala and his team were instrumental in me getting my green card and permanent resident status approve…”

— Yevgeny Venetsky

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Zeca Mazcuri

Firm: Wilson, Cribbs & Goren, P.C.

2500 Fannin St , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Zeca is an attorney that always puts the needs of his clients first. He goes above and beyond and he has a work ethic that goes unmatched. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Zehl & Associates

Firm: Zehl & Associates

2700 Post Oak Blvd , Houston , Texas 77056

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“Zehl & Associates To say this law firm is extraordinary would be an understatement. Undergoing the process of a lawsuit was already unfamiliar but doing...”

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“I can’t say enough good things about Zehl & Associates. After my auto accident, Lamar DeLong and his team — Jennifer Hugghins and Sarah Chapelle — took care of everything from star…”

— Tanner McColl

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Zhang & Associates

Firm: Zhang & Associates

, Houston , Texas 77036

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“I strongly do not recommend Zhang & Associates, PC. I was one of the clients of Zhang & Associates, PC, from 2015. If I knew about the firm's policy, I...”

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“Don't deal with this firm. I was impressed with the way they held my hand and helped me get my case approved 15 years ago. I made a mistake by giving them the job of applying H1B f…”

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Zinda Law Group

Firm: Zinda Law Group

1700 Post Oak Boulevard 2 Blvd Pl , Houston , Texas 77056

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“I first worked with Christina and then John Harper. I'm so impressed with these guys. Everything was easy. The communication was FANTASTIC. My case was a...”

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Zo Legal Group

, Houston , Texas 77007

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“I recently had the pleasure of assisting Ms. Zo with an Estate Plan delivery for her clients as a Mobile Notary Public. I was truly impressed by her...”

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