The Law Office of James P. Hentz has been providing video testimonials, or “vidtests,” on its website, Facebook pages, and Youtube channel for over a year and half so that potential clients can hear from real people what Attorney James Hentz has done for them.
In a world run by social networking sites and the media, it is more important than ever for attorneys to give new and potential clients updates on their practices and legal matters. Attorney James Hentz has fully embraced this techno-media world and is dedicated to showing those looking for an attorney that they can be confident in choosing him. His vidtests show not only the multitude of people that he has helped get visa and
green cards, stay out of jail, and receive compensation, but they also show that he has gone above and beyond his basic duties as an attorney to keep his clients informed and at ease.
One client has said “I would recommend him (Attorney Hentz), anywhere, anytime, any place with any case...” Attorney Hentz takes these vidtests in real time, right after the case is resolved, so that the client’s true feelings and emotions are conveyed. Along with his vidtests, Attorney Hentz also provides a list of verdicts on his websites as proof of his success. To see Attorney Hentz’s vidtests and to learn more about his practice, please visit www.JHentzLaw.com.
Attorney Hentz has practices located in Worcester and Milford, concentrating in the areas of Immigration Law, Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Landlord Tenant Law, and SSI/SSDI.
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