Reviews

I worked with Bill McGonagle and Wendy of McGonagle, Tizzano and Lind, Attorneys on Bainbridge Island, Wa. for 5 years post auto accident. I was then given over to Colleen Mriglot for closure of my case. At first I was apprehensive about working with another attorney; that is until I met with Colleen and realized that I was in very capable hands. She knew this case inside and out and came to our first meeting extremely well prepared. I have 10+ years of working with attorneys and am a retired 30 year Realtor. I highly appreciate the fact that Colleen is a very adept negotiator when it came to settling my case. I would not hesitate recommending Colleen Mriglot for any legal matters.

Colleen Mriglot is a dedicated, knowledgeable and caring lawyer. Colleen did a great job preparing my witnesses as well as my husband and myself for our testimony. While the whole trial process was nerve wracking, we all felt confident in answering whatever questions the defense threw at us. My case lasted nearly a month and Colleen had patience in explaining every part of the process to me. She was always alert, prepared and on the ball and she was so comforting and calm when I was an emotional mess which was just what I needed. Colleen even drove me to and from the courthouse daily which was wonderful because we were able to talk about what I needed to expect for the day and debrief about the day on the drive home. Colleen has exceptional communication skills which was seen in her interactions with the defense counsel, judge and witnesses. She remains calm and respectful under tense circumstances. Colleen’s focus never wavered during this long trial and it was her confidence and support that gave me strength. I would highly recommend Colleen MIrglot and would hire her again if I needed to.

In consulting with me on my appeal, Ken Masters proved to be what several attorneys told he is – the best appellate attorney in Washington State. He very quickly showed me exactly how to fix my brief and clarified several important procedural issues in the appeal. My brief would’ve been far weaker without his insights from many years of appellate practice. His expert advice was the key factor that helped me win my first appellate case.

Best in town

I have an appeal case in which the court admitted illegal evidence. Ken refused to take the case after only looked at the final orders. I paid him $2,500 to evaluate the case.