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03/16/2009

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higher than five star service

Attorney Switzer’s office walked our family through an extremely difficult, life-changing process. Attorney Switzer and Joanna continued to exhibit their expertise, professionalism and patience, while preserving our family’s dignity. They were never too busy to assist us and no questions went unanswered.

01/29/2009

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very professional

Mr. Switzer's office handled my aging parent's case with complete professionalism. Generous in their time and kindness; accomodating; patient with a complex, time-consuming case; he and/or Joanna, his excellent paralegal, were consistenly available to answer questions, and my parents were shown complete respect by his office throughout this difficult process. Highly recommended.

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Phone: (760) 758-2960

Address: 630 Alta Vista Dr., Suite 104, Vista, CA 92084

Website: http://www.edswitzerlaw.com

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