Reviews

I am a physician myself and was involved in a life threatening accident being the back seat passenger. I was hospitalized for 40+ days and had to do intense rehab afterwards. Not to mention the accident happened in North Carolina while I lived in Arizona. I received excellent treatment at Wake Forest hospital but was wheel chair bound for 3 months and could not return to work for total of 6 months. Given the nature of my work as a surgeon which requires standing I was essentially jobless for 6 months and received endless health care related bills. My wife found Mr. Hayes who was extremely polite, professional and kind to our situation. He fought for every penny and always kept me in the loop regarding the progress of my case. I got the money from Insurance which helped support my family and pay all the bills for medical expenses. Mr. Hayes was a god send for me and my family. I cannot recommend him enough. If you have a personal injury case please dont hesitate to contact his office. You will not regret it. Thanks a million again Mr. Hayes. God Bless.

I can’t recommend Hayes Law enough! After being involved in a scary accident, it was important for me to work with someone that I could trust. I found that with Marcus and his team. They are extremely knowledgeable and explain everything in a way that can be understood easily. I don’t know what I would’ve done without Marcus’ guidance and expertise.

I found Marcus Hayes to be honest, straightforward, and candid. Mr. Hayes took time to ensure I understood everything we discussed and gave me great legal advice!

No lawyer or law firm better!!!!

Mr. Hayes is very responsive and fights for your rights. I would recommend him to anyone I know for an injury claim.

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Very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend Mr. Hayes if you need a personal injury lawyer.

On Saturday, 12/26/20, my dog Calvin (an 80-pound husky/collie/golden retriever mix) and I were assaulted by two pit bulls while walking in Hillsdale Park, Greensboro. The dogs injured me and two other humans who came to assist us. Calvin, in response to catastrophic injuries, did not survive. The owner of the dogs lived around the corner and was cited by Guilford County Animal Control who, upon surrender of the dogs, dropped charges against him. I endeavored to work with one attorney for about nine months, but it proved unsatisfactory. I then consulted with Marcus Hayes. He knew the law. As unfair or despicable as the law may be, as unfavorable as it may prove to injured parties, it is the law. It is designed to govern humanity and our various venues so that (hopefully) we won’t kill one another or destroy one another’s property without paying the consequences. In my case, although I had been injured physically and psychologically and my beloved Calvin was dead, the law and an unspooling of the legal process was not likely to produce favorable results. To sue someone (the dog owner) successfully, that someone must have claimable assets. His assets were dubious, at best. I could spend lots of money and put myself through what could be a harrowing process only to come up empty-handed. Mr. Hayes presented my options professionally, succinctly, and without prejudice, remaining respectful to me as a person and to my experience, all the while holding firm as to what might (or might not) be accomplished should I sue the dog owner. Secondly, and very importantly, Mr. Hayes understood that the law – for better or worse – is only part of a legal undertaking. People, after all, are at the crux of their legal dilemmas – their feelings and experiences before and after their incidences – and who/what they become in the aftermath. A good attorney – a humane, humanitarian attorney, which is the only kind to employ – has come to some sort of arrangement within him or herself as to the age-old question of why bad things happen to good people (and great dogs). Mr. Hayes, in tandem with having done his legal homework, has done his soul-searching homework. The answer to the question, of course, is that there is no answer. That Mr. Hayes knows this and operates from a posture of it allows him to be attentive yet objective to the emotional aspects of a case and the traumatic sorrow and disappointment of his client. I dropped my legal pursuit. However, without reservation, I recommend Marcus Hayes. I hope I will not need his services again, but if I do, I am confident in his accomplished representation.

On Saturday, 12/26/20, my dog Calvin (an 80-pound husky/collie/golden retriever mix) and I were assaulted by two pit bulls while walking in Hillsdale Park, Greensboro. The dogs injured me and two other humans who came to assist us. Calvin, in response to catastrophic injuries, did not survive. The owner of the dogs lived around the corner and was cited by Guilford County Animal Control who, upon surrender of the dogs, dropped charges against him. I endeavored to work with one attorney for about nine months, but it proved unsatisfactory. I then consulted with Marcus Hayes. He knew the law. As unfair or despicable as the law may be, as unfavorable as it may prove to injured parties, it is the law. It is designed to govern humanity and our various venues so that (hopefully) we won’t kill one another or destroy one another’s property without paying the consequences. In my case, although I had been injured physically and psychologically and my beloved Calvin was dead, the law and an unspooling of the legal process was not likely to produce favorable results. To sue someone (the dog owner) successfully, that someone must have claimable assets. His assets were dubious, at best. I could spend lots of money and put myself through what could be a harrowing process only to come up empty-handed. Mr. Hayes presented my options professionally, succinctly, and without prejudice, remaining respectful to me as a person and to my experience, all the while holding firm as to what might (or might not) be accomplished should I sue the dog owner. Secondly, and very importantly, Mr. Hayes understood that the law – for better or worse – is only part of a legal undertaking. People, after all, are at the crux of their legal dilemmas – their feelings and experiences before and after their incidences – and who/what they become in the aftermath. A good attorney – a humane, humanitarian attorney, which is the only kind to employ – has come to some sort of arrangement within him or herself as to the age-old question of why bad things happen to good people (and great dogs). Mr. Hayes, in tandem with having done his legal homework, has done his soul-searching homework. The answer to the question, of course, is that there is no answer. That Mr. Hayes knows this and operates from a posture of it allows him to be attentive yet objective to the emotional aspects of a case and the traumatic sorrow and disappointment of his client. I dropped my legal pursuit. However, without reservation, I recommend Marcus Hayes. I hope I will not need his services again, but if I do, I am confident in his accomplished representation.

When my wife and daughter were involved in an auto accident, Mr. Hayes was the only attorney who took the time to evaluate our claim. He provided much needed guidance throughout the entire process, and was very accessible when we had questions. He would promptly return phone calls and emails, even after business hours. His knowledge, work ethic, and selfless dedication to clients is second to none. My wife and I were able to reach an acceptable settlement with the at-fault insurance company, all thanks to Mr. Hayes. Call Hayes Law before you call anyone else...you won't regret it. Thank you again for everything, Mr. Hayes!

Mr. Hayes and Donna are amazing people. They really care about you and your needs. He’s fair and will fight for you. I highly recommend him to anyone in and around the area. Thank you for listening and keeping me updated during the process.