Kenneth S Countryman
Ken Countryman attorney public defender, lawyer, phoenix, best lawyer in phoenix, criminal defense Terrible, lazy, lier, no good for nothing attorney!

Kenneth Countryman has got to be the most incompetentlawyers I have EVER had the displeasure of meeting. He represented me on my secondsuspended license case. He insisted that I agree to being charged with a classc as opposed to the class A because as he said "if the MVD is going to suspendyour license for another year don't worry I will take it to court and have itdropped because you can't have your license suspended again because they are intwo different classes" So I say "hey yeah sure great" Keep inmind my license was up for reinstatement in less than 5 months so this was abig deal to me.
Anyway so of course the day came I get the letter from the MVD statingthat they are suspend my license for an additional year, which would take it to April. So I call countryman he tells me to write a letter requesting ahearing which I did and never heard back from them and after calling countrymanabout fifty times to tell him this he was like send me over what they sent youand ill take care of it. Well Now it is 6 MONTHS later and I have called everyflipping day and not ONCE have I gotten a response!!! His receptionists willlie and say he is not there, I ask them if they can get the status on mylicence they say they will have him call me back no call of course. Which I amnot surprised considering I am white and he seems to have some serious racialissues. He got all bent out of shape calling me racist because I didnt accept aHershey Kiss cause I was on a diet. I mean really guy. I know that attorneysare at the bottom of scum barrel but this guy literally takes the cake.

I highly suggest NOT hiring this douchbag you would have better luckhiring a bum off the street that cant even read. He is one terrible attorney.

Company: Kenneth S Countryman
Country: USA
State: Arizona
City: Phoenix
Address: 40 N Central Ave suite 2250
Phone: 6022582928
Site: coutrymanlaw.com

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