John J. Hightower is a lawyer practicing intellectual property litigation, business litigation, employment. John received a B.A. degree from College of the Holy Cross in 1999, and has been licensed for 22 years. John practices at John J. Hightower, Attorney at Law in Randolph, MA.
John mediated the trust disbursement for the death of my father and he did a terrible job. All siblings were in agreement with no disputes. It was an easy matter to bring closure. Instead, John offered all of us unclear language, a complete lack of transparency, typos in emails (from a Yahoo email?), weeks between communication, and at times, complete disrespect. It's important to note that he's even in the family himself. If he can't do his job well for his extended family, how do you expect him to handle your legal matters? I implore you; find anybody else.
John represented me in a civil appeal matter. His work is professional and of the high quality you would expect.
I had an extremely frustrating experience working with this attorney. Communication was consistently unclear, timelines were vague, and follow-through was lacking. I repeatedly had to ask for basic updates and documents that should have been provided without prompting. This process dragged on far longer than expected and caused unnecessary stress. I would not recommend based on my experience.
I have left messages for 3 weeks never got back to me. I hired another lawyer no problems. Left messages for Hightower to get my papers back NEVER CALLED ME BACK! STAY AWAY
90 Pleasant St., Ste. 12Randolph, MA 02368U.S.A.
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