Brian W. Walker

He is nice
Apr 17th, 2022

Apr 12th, 2022

respect
Dec 1st, 2021

Oct 23rd, 2021

Brian Walker has been my attorney in difference cases since 1989. My line of work and career got me involved with dozens of attorneys and legal cases throughout the years. I must have worked with more than 30 attorneys - so far. I can share the following with you about Brian: 1. He is by far the top 2-3 attorneys who represented me. I cannot compare him with the other top attorneys because they represented me in different legal cases. If I had to separate the quality of the top 2-3 attorneys, he would be the best in his expertise. 2. He is a tough and aggressive attorney. If he represented the other side against me, I would be worried. He fights relentlessly for his client's rights. Yet he is respectful and respective to the opposing side and the court judge. 3. He's got great ethical and moral integrity. If you are looking to go after someone in legal court but don't have a standing, Brian will tell you the truth and advise you to settle. Or else, he will not represent you. He prefers to represent people who you indeed good people and not out to hurt others. He is no hired hit man. He is a gentleman with utmost integrity. 4. He has a fantastic sense of humor. On a day when you are stressed having a hearing, he is the guy you want representing you. 5. I have also worked with many other lawyers in his law firm because of their different expertise. They are all A+ attorneys. The law firm he works at, Ball Eggleston, is one of the most respected law firm around. 6. Sometimes I lose it and get really angry sending Brian not-so-nice texts and emails. He doesn't take it personally or quit on me. He tells me to take the "chill-pill". Brian is super cool and confident. He was a starting guard for the Boilermakers and helped the team reach the quarter final of NCAA. The team lost to UCLA's John Wooden team that ended up winning the NCAA Championship. He is a super-lawyer as he was a superstar at Purdue. So far, Brian's record in presenting me in courts is perfect.
Oct 3rd, 2020