Reviews

It was well worth the wait. The Johnson law offices were professional and always available for questions and communication. I would highly recommend to anyone that suffered hearing loss from their occupation.

Johnson Law Office helped us get compensation for our hearing loss from over 4 decades of work at a papermill. They handled our claim with dignity and respect. The monetary compensation doesn't replace your original hearing but it sure helps purchasing hearing aids. Wear your hearing protection at work and at home, it's a very valuable sense we have and you don't or won't realize this until you loose it. Thank you Johnson law office for the help...

Very thorough and helpful. Everyone with hearing loss should contact Johnson Law.

Yeah I think anybody would hearing loss to get a hold of this attorney and see if they can do as good a job for you as they did for me very happy with the results very very thankful

Very smooth experience 👌JLO is very professional and settled my hearing loss case to my satisfaction.

Doug was very caring and helpful. He was a pleasure to work with. Never thought this would be possible. 5 star all the way!

I worked in a paper mill for 36 years as an electrician. The mill told me I had no hearing loss due to my employment at their facility. Johnson Law offices made getting my hearing loss claim settlement easy with no out of pocket cost to myself. I highly recommend Johnson Law offices to anyone that has been employed at an industrial facility to pursue your Workman's compensation claim. Hearing aids are not cheap and my settlement will pay for a couple sets!

I would like to say if anyone out there has hearing loss due to there employment.Johnson Law Office is here for you. They will do whatever is necessary on your behalf.When I started my clam I did not expect to have the results in such a very short period of time. Thank you Jim Czerniak

JLO specializes in hearing loss claims. Very easy to work with and I was very pleased with the results. I would highly recommend them to anyone that has hearing loss due to their job.

We were referred to them by a employee group for hearing loss. Any paperwork mailed to us had inaccurate postage on it so we had to pay to get it, and pay extra to send it back. The envelope were also too small for what needed to be returned. They also mailed and expected signatures on what should be legal documents regarded the settlement with crossed out and scratched in numbers. It apperas as if they have a generic document for the whole case and instead of editing the document they expect that to be signed. They were very nonchalant when that was brought to their attention, but did mail a new copy with the numbers typed in. Something else I found to be odd is it needs a witness signature but doesn't have an actual line of it. A separate peice of paper states have the witness sign below the original person if a line is not there. Why is a line not there if it needs a signature?