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Hi Heidi,
Just a note to say thank you for being so helpful and kind to my co-workers. I recommend you to anyone who needs an attorney like you.
If all attorneys were like you, maybe they would not have such a bad rep.
~ Debbie J.
Heidi Webb is a very professional and caring attorney. She is focused on attention to detail. She also is very articulate. Every situation that has come up in my case she has taken care of as swift as possible. My case has had some difficult turns which she has dealt with to her sensational ability. Heidi Webb has an outstanding personality and puts you at ease immediately. I highly recommend her. It is nice to know that out of so my attorneys their is one that is exceptional.
~ Rita S.
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