Reviews

Great service !

Great consultation really helped us out thank you

Amazing!!

Great service !

I was surprised when I reached out for legal representation to find that they wanted enough information to open a credit card in my mother‘s name before even agreeing to take the case. I believe this is too much information to gather on individuals that you haven’t even agreed to help. Data brokering is a lucrative business these days…..

My experience with this law office was the best thanks to lawyer Richard Hogg! He took his time with me and my case. He listened to all my many breakdowns without losing his patience or judging me. It took 9 to 10 months but he got the workman comp. case settled and now I can start on my healing process on my terms. Thank you Richard Hogg

I really appreciate the knowledge and expertise that he brought to my case and very satisfied with my outcome

I wish I can give negative 5 stars. In January of 2022, I contacted McKeen & Associates to explore legal representation in a dispute. The events that have unfolded since then have led to a dispute regarding the contingency fee agreement between myself and McKeen & Associates. On December 13th, 2022, approximately a year after my initial contact with McKeen & Associates, I received an email from Shirley Biernacki requesting my signature on a medical release form. This communication caught me by surprise as I had forgotten about my earlier inquiry. It was then revealed that McKeen & Associates had filed a motion/complaint in June of 2022, resulting in a default judgment against the defendant. Subsequently, on December 16th, 2022, I received an email from Shirley Biernacki, once again a year later from my initial phone call to McKeen & Associates, and I was asked to sign a contingency fee agreement, which I initially refused. After discussions with Mr. Leon Walsh, my assigned attorney at McKeen & Associates, I agreed to a 33% contingency fee (instead of 25%) based on the representation and promise by Mr. Walsh that my case had a potential of multi-million dollar value. However, during a facilitation in November of 2023, Mr. Walsh conveyed that a settlement over a million dollars was unattainable. After an 8-hour and 30-minute discussion with the defendant, I proposed a settlement agreement, the terms of which were entirely my own ideas. At the conclusion of the facilitation, I insisted on a reduction of the contingency fee to 25%, considering the significantly lower settlement amount and most importantly I did come up with a solution to resolve the case. Despite Mr. Walsh's promise to discuss the matter with Mr. Brian McKeen, I encountered resistance when Mr. McKeen refused to negotiate and promptly hung up on me during a call on January 17th, 2024. Adding to my dissatisfaction, I received an "authorization to deposit" on January 17th, 2024 from Mr. Walsh, aiming to enable McKeen & Associates to endorse all settlement checks on my behalf. However, I declined to sign this authorization until the contingency fee dispute was resolved. On January 25th, 2024, Mr. Walsh informed me of his intention to file a motion with the court if I did not sign the authorization of deposit promptly. This request, however, was made without addressing or resolving the contingency fee dispute, leaving me feeling misled and deceived. Imaging being in a catastrophic car-pedestrian accident, 18 years of pain and suffering, 12 surgeries, 12 years in a wheelchair, I am still unable to walk without an assistive device to this day, and I only got $500K after they took out their 33% contingency fee of $750K settlement. In conclusion, my experience with McKeen & Associates has been marked by poor communication, unmet expectations, avidity, and a lack of commitment to addressing client concerns. I strongly advise potential clients to exercise caution and thoroughly consider their options before engaging with this firm.

A fantastic firm that handles each case with care. Always a pleasure to work with!