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Pros
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Exceptional customer service and communication from the legal team
“The staff at this firm treats its clients like they're more than just a number. Each member of its team took the time to meet with us and explain the entire process in litigating our case.”
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Knowledgeable and experienced attorneys who fight hard for their clients
“David and his team were with me every step of the way. Their responsiveness was simply unmatched – whether I had a question about my case, a concern about the legal process, or needed advice on dealing with my medical treatment, David and his office responded quickly and thoroughly.”
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Successful outcomes and high client satisfaction with settlements
“Thanks to his expertise and determination, I received a settlement that far exceeded my expectations – more than I could have ever imagined.”
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Compassionate and personalized approach to each client's needs
“Every interaction felt personal, and I was always treated with the utmost respect and care.”
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Prompt and transparent communication throughout the legal process
“David and his office responded quickly and thoroughly. I never felt like just another case number.”
Cons
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Potential for miscommunication and lack of clarity on fees
“In the end I realized the only thing that mattered was for him to get paid. He rushed for my settlement while I told him I still have not received the help that he mentioned for my ankle. He also told me that I would not have to come out of pocket for services yet when I received my settlement there were many charges that I was unfamiliar with and that we did not discuss.”
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Missed deadlines and delays in filing important documents
“Dan's last communication was to send the countersigned agreement, stating he would file the appeal that week. After that, he went radio silent. I followed up multiple times during the summer to ensure the appeal was moving forward, but received no response. Upon returning from my trip, I reached out once more. Only then did I get a response—two days later—where Dan admitted that he and his team had simply forgotten to file the appeal, and the deadline had already passed.”
