John H. West is a lawyer practicing bankruptcy, criminal, estate planning and 6 other areas of law. John received a B.A. degree from Duquesne University in 1979, and has been licensed for 44 years. John practices at John H. West in Cleveland, OH.
Thank you John for your invaluable assistance and dedication. I truly appreciate your hard work and insightful advice. If any future needs arise, I will be sure to keep your card on hand. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good lawyer
I'm glad I found John's office to handle my mom's estate. Sarah handled my case and she did a good job. I had no idea what the process would look like. She explained every step and got back to me quickly. I would use them again if I needed to
John West is a very knowledgeable and competent attorney. He has the clients best interest at heart and will fight to protect his clients. I am very pleased with his service and have referred him to many friends and associates. They all have similar opinions of Mr. West. I will use him for ALL my future legal needs.
During divorce and custody battles emotions can get in the way of making the right choices. John has always advised me to make choices I would not later regret. His ethical standards are very high and I learned through time that following his counsel always saved me money and grief. It is invaluable to have someone you can trust with all your heart and never worry about making wrong choices as long as you follow his counsel. He is respected in his field and I highly recommend him.
John was my attorney in the past. Called recently to possibly retain his services regarding different types of law practices. He personally answered, we talked. One particular service became urgent 1 day later. I can't understand why a return call was not administered. I talked with Sarah, left detailed urgent situation. Two days later, 4 messages left, no return call. Monetary funds were not an issue. The 2 business days before sheriff sale was explained. Asked to let me know if he can assist or not. The advance in technology is resulting in the decline of humanity. When using my answering machine 25 years ago listening to messages, a sense of reply, good bad or indifferent was done. What happened to common courtesy when technology supposedly made it easier to communicate? It's obvious to me, Technologies advancement, has declined common courtesy , instead of creating additional Avenue of communication. So when a professional business doesn't reply at all, means? SMH
6650 Pearl Rd.Ste. 202Cleveland, OH 44130-3836U.S.A.
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