Mr. Michael Dean Tuttle is a lawyer practicing litigation, administrative and public, criminal and 9 other areas of law. Michael received a B.S. degree from Pan American University in 1996, and has been licensed for 24 years. Michael practices at Tuttle Law Firm in Edinburg, TX.
He handled our family's case by force and coercion. He lied to my parents stating he will be assisting in a criminal way knowing the person arrested is handled by the prosecutors not them. They sneaked their way into making my family sign their contract by threatening them saying if they didn't take action, the person (suspect) involved in our case would be going to Mexico. They then switched roles and got involved with the money. They took all the little money involved with insurances due to the crash and left my family with less than half. They lie, are unethical, and untrustworthy. Micheal Tuttle was the attorney involved. Don't trust him.
I am a former client of attorney Michael dean tuttle. He lied and intentionally hurt me for his own personal financial gain. He is unethical, immoral, and I question his legal competence.. His actions covered up illegal activity done by a previous employer.
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