Pellettieri, Rabstein and Altman

Steve Y. — Neal* Solomon may be meek but it is because he is humble. His intelligence is unfathomable, but he does not flaunt it. And often, the reserved are the geniuses. Now my proof: He graduated Magnum Cum Laude from YALE UNIVERSITY and got his JD at STANFORD LAW. He wrote the constitutions for Guam, Virgin Islands, and Northern Marianas Islands. He served as Co-​President of the Princeton Bar for several years.
What can you say about yourself?
He worked my case and was an incredible lawyer, and I have told many of my friends and colleagues to consult with him and all have been very happy with his work. You’re a fool with an opinion that you should keep to yourself. Sure, you can have your opinion, but you don’t have to be so rude. (And this is coming from someone with a BA and JD from Columbia University). I am withholding from saying some rude things myself.

Met with Neil Solomon to consider retaining him for an estate case. In a few words: he’s meek, confused, and incompetent. It’s hard to fathom that anyone would have this guy represent them when he can’t even form coherent questions. Sounds hard to believe, but it’s absolutely true!
And before you try someone else at the firm, if they think this guy is worth retaining, there has to be something wrong with the entire bunch of them.