How many reviews do you have online?

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Reviews are very important because they tell you instantly what kind of a job the DWI lawyer has done for other clients. If an attorney has a very low number of reviews, that is a red flag that they don’t really handle DWIs often or they just don’t do a good job.  Places to look for reviews are on Google business listings or avvo.com. 

I personally have 107 reviews on avvo.com as of this document’s publication date.


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Contact Information:

Tyler Flood & Associates, Inc.

2019 Washington Avenue

Houston, TX 77007 United States


Phone: (713) 224-5529


Website: https://tylerflood.com/

GMB Website: https://tyler-flood-associates-inc.business.site/

GSite: https://sites.google.com/view/dui-attorney

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