Reviews

I was involved in an auto accident. My vehicle was was struck on the highway by a bus that was in service for a major Bus company. That bus company has the reputation of fighting tooth & nail, anything possible to not pay up. They use every rotten trick in the book, they had a team of high priced top notch killers working for them, they make it as difficult as possible so that others won't dare to sue that particular bus company... but then The Law Office of Frank Prokos, LLC got on their azzes. Frank Prokis used to be an attorney for such a company himself, and but now he's working for the good goys; you and I. He knew their game, got them to heel, and cut that check. Thank you Frank.

I highly recommend Attorney Alex Seifart for real estate transactions in Greater Boston. His expertise and dedication are unparalleled. Alex's professionalism and in-depth knowledge make him the go-to choice for all your real estate legal needs. He ensures a seamless process and exceptional results.

As a mortgage and real estate professional, I've worked with Alex for many years. He is responsive, a total professional and just a really nice person.

Alex received my check and he never provide his service. My house was without insurance for days just because he failed to send me the deed. Was fast taking money and slow in providing service. Please avoid!!

I hired Mr Hoffer to represent me after an industrial accident at work. Thick vapor, men in hiding, no evacuation, resulted in state reported Legionnaires disease. Hired him once I received my employer response, recommending water samples if an employee working at the facility had been diagnosed with Legionnaires disease, I was, in fact, that employee. Yet no demand or attempt at samples from the compressor that nearly killed me. Years after a bogus settlement, I discovered that many medals including my initial hospitalization and acute rehab were never submitted to the administrative judge in the DIA file. In fact, the first day, he had me sign medical release authorizations for him to obtain a full set of my medical records from all my providers. Recently obtained letters from every provider of mine , stating, he never requested my medical records. I just fought to get a 20,000 bill paid in accordance to the judges order in Hoffers comp case. And it was paid in 2020, finally, due to my families due diligence. Judge ordered all related, reasonable medicals to be paid. This was in 2015. Even the ambulance trip from one hospital to another was intimately written off and not paid on accordance as well. He never interviewed witnesses, or addressed section 28, for the employers, failing to maintain, failing to evacuate from a recognized hazard, denying proper discharge, destruction of evidence and lying to investigators. All which is proven through documents. My DIA file ends on the day I was transferred to another hospital for acute rehab. No medicals records obtained therefore leaving providers still unpaid today. Be very cautious. These are factual statements. I have yet to recover.

Atty Frank Prokos is a phenomenal litigator with a proven track record. I unhesitatingly refer my valued clients to him for personal injury and insurance defense related matters. He consistently serves them well and produces favorable results.

My experience so far has been good. Would recommend. It's tough to know what day your loan will close so calculating a payoff so sometimes it can be off slightly that's not the lawyers fault.

Alex made a mistake with our closing and then 2 weeks later I was stuck paying off a balance to the bank. When I called him to ask what happened he was very rude and told me "you signed the papers and somewhere on there it says you're responsible for any errors we made with the payoff amount therefore you have to pay for it!" then hung up on me. I definitely wouldn't recommend going there since he didn't do everything he was suppose to do with closing on a house and admitted he messed up but wasn't nice about it at all! Save yourself the stress and disappointment. Just go to someone else.