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| Example #3 of the Bro-Mance between Joey and "Mitch" |
| From YouthHealth2011.com / www.youthhealth2011.com.au/top-rated-california-lawyer-jon-mitchell-jackson-av-rating-by-martindale-hubbell-2/ |
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| This appears to be just another chest-beating selfie but on an Australian web site. How many Australians need a California-based personal injury and wrongful death lawyer? Ponder that a while. |
http://jacksonandwilson.com |
| It's an advertisement! For business in California! On an Australian web site! Really? And look at the first sentence. It sounds like they are trying to give the impression the "law firm" has a lot more than TWO attorneys (according to their web site). So why do we mention this web page? Scrolling down the left column, guess who has a "testimonial" on the same page? You guessed - Joey Vitale. |
| From YouthHealth2011.com / http://www.youthhealth2011.com.au/joey-vitale-legalminds-mastermind-testimonial/ |
| Like that uncle at the family reunion, our pal Joey is back. With a testimonial. But is it a testimonial for his buddy "Mitch"? We think not but see for yourself. From his "testimonial": |
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Joey Vitale, through his law firm, Indie Law, helps creatives protect their business and accelerate their success. He give peace of mind to businesses by taking legal concerns off their plates and clarifying what steps they need to take. |
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That is not a testimonial. It is an advertisment for Joey, Joey and more Joey. Why call it a testimonial? Misleading? Yes?
Licensed in Illinois and Missouri and looking for clients in Australia? And it is worded like someone else wrote it for him.
Based upon his now deleted pod cast, Fabric Crash Course, he should try to keep his clients out of the courtroom. Harpo Marx could express himself more eloquently and convincingly than how Joey presented his Fabric Crash Course which was filled with far too many ums, uhs and "got it", not to mention what we think was a lot of contradictory and erroneous information. . |
| For Example #1 of the Bro-Mance from mitchjackson.live on Facebook Click here. |
| For Example #2 of the Bro-Mance from Indie Law's Index Page Click here. |
| Example #3 of the Bro-Mance from YouthHealth2011.com |
| For Example #4 of the Bro-Mance from LegalMinds.Lawyer Click here |
| Return toTo Indie Law Main Page |
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