Need as many opinions as I can get.

Please read my post titled "Selling Working interest,"  and if you have experience in the Field of working interest, write what you think, we have participated in 3 wells, then CHP announced they wanted to drill 3 more, so we poured our money into those wells, A company in Houston says they can sell it for us, I don't believe their promises! ``````````````````` Please offer an opinion, as I have nowhere else to turn.

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Permalink Reply by Bobi Carr ("parker") on April 1, 2014 at 11:15

I have found their office to be the most fair with billable hours also.  A good many firms seem to bump up the hours.  I was told of one firm where one of the attorneys hours were consistently 70 - 80 hours per week.  I used this firm for a minor matter years ago and was not satisfied.

I have been completely satisfied with Davidson, Jones and Summers office.

You can also check out their ratings at http://www.martindale.com/Products_and_Services/Peer_Review_Ratings...

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