Reviews

If I could give Ken Minerley and the Minerley Firm Law Group zero stars, I absolutely would. Hiring this firm was one of the biggest mistakes I’ve ever made, and it cost me over $50,000 before I had no choice but to walk away in the middle of my case. In my experience, Minerley’s only objective was to rack up as many billable hours as possible with little regard for the outcome of my case. After retaining his services, my case was quickly handed off to an inexperienced associate named Ashley Adras, and from that point on, communication was practically nonexistent unless I aggressively pursued them for updates. Hearings came and went without any proactive communication from the firm, and it felt like there was no real strategy in place—just a series of filings designed to inflate the bill. I’ve worked with many attorneys over the years, and none have been as disappointing as Ken Minerley. It felt like the focus was never on resolving my case efficiently, but on keeping the clock running to maximize fees. Thankfully, I’ve now hired competent legal counsel who are working to fix the mess this firm created. I urge anyone considering this firm to look elsewhere. Save yourself the money, time, and frustration. The experience left me feeling taken advantage of and completely unsupported.

Ken and his partner Christen Ritchey did an incredible job for me. I was hit with a "driveby" ADA lawsuit. The plaintiff and his attorney filed something like 50 or so of these in the span of a few weeks. It seemed like they were looking for people to pay them a few thousand dollars a pop to "go away." Until the suit, I was not aware of the particular ADA requirements in question, but I was happy to comply once I did. As for the legal aspect, Ken and Christen took care of it exactly as they said they would. They ultimately had the suit dropped and it was done cost effectively and efficiently. The best part is I believe justice was served. We complied with the law but didn't have to pay the customary extortionate fees to the plaintiff's lawsuit machine.