I went to visit the douglasville location today. Ms Dawn helped me out, I was very pleased with the…read moreprocess and was out the door quickly.

worst manager and costumer service please don't visit this location if you have any issues with…read moreapp or website they won't help and make you pay fees for errors with the system .

When moved to Georgia, I changed from Liberty Mutual to State Farm. When we purchased a new…read morevehicle, our insurance increased. Same drivers, but the insurance increased. My wife was hit from behind and the car was only a year old. After being directed to a repair shop near our home; the vehicle was repaired. The premiums increased tremendously. The writing was on the wall, we left State Farm. 4 years later, the back hatch was damaged accidentally, brought to a different repair shop and they noticed yellow grease pencil marks indicating damage that was mentioned to be repaired. This was covered up by the rear carpet and unseen until now. Had to contact State Farm; as the repair company was bought out. The current company, Wren's, said they were not doing warrantee for the bought out repair shop, Brian's. Due to State Farm's repair policy, I contacted them. They said they would 'research' the issue. Came back to tell me it was not one of their 'select service shops' and warranty work would not be covered. This is NOT warrantee work, rather incomplete work that was paid for but not done. Their final work from a 'claims specialist', Christy; "The work that was done was from a non-select service shop. State Farm has no obligation to warranty and repair the 4 year old damage." State Farm directed me to this repair shop due to being close to my house. The first estimate was for $6K worth of damage and ended up paying out more than $15K of damage. Which was never completed. Now, they do not want to complete this work. Typical big company searching for some way to not complete what they directed to have corrected. If I could select no stars in this review; I would have!

Lorrie is amazing and was so helpful with information on our upcoming teen driver!…read more She also helped us figure out how to restructure our policy a bit.

Mrs Parker was a big help thank you so much they really do help the only thing you have to do is…read morecall don't ponder and wonder just call them and they will answer every question that you may need to have answered I give them all five stars ratings Miss Parker was a big help

Everyone that works at this location is super friendly and helpful. It doesn't even have to be…read moreChristmas for them to be generous. So willing to work with anyone that walks through their doors. I'll keep coming back! Amelia S.

I was so thrilled YELP located Carlos Montano's studio. I first knew him in 1996 when he was…read moreworking with Christine Sibley casting pieces at her studio on DeKalb Ave. He is actually responsible for my evolving from retired acadamic sociologist, retired socialist activist to active social artist. He encouraged me to create a Dia de los Muertos altar for the exhibit he and Christine curated in her space. It became the the first installation of the Rue Project. I absolutely agree with Maddie M. You really have to visit Casa Montano for yourself. It is a magical place. A visit makes an Atlanta outing rival discovering an unknown Folk Artist on a Southern back road, a trip to a secret Mexican village, being escorted to the back yard of a yoruba artist in New Orleans. Oh, and the but-for-Montano forgotten art of the runaway Southern debutante who created concrete art when Atlanta was emerging as an urban nirvana. Name of her now disappeared studio. Fairburn is a nice little old sort of suburb just beyond south west Atlanta. Visiting Casa Montano is actually better than Urban Nirvana was. And it was my favorite place in 1996 Atlanta.

I happened across Casa Montano online when looking for garden statuary, and I'm so glad I visited!…read moreThe artist, Carlos, is magnificently talented. He gave me a tour of his workshop, then shared the background of each of the pieces I chose with me. His work is high quality, beautiful, and very reasonably priced. I will definitely be back!

Nathan seems like he was working for my wife instead of me. Everything she asked for he requested I…read moredo it so we can move on with the process. He was not assertive at all. I probably could have done this without his help.

Definitely a Father's Rights firm only. Women: beware even of the woman in the firm. Supportive of…read moreabusers. Will tell women they don't have a case when they seriously do just to support men and abusers (and to hide their cowardice). Claims to be a Christian but very judgmental. I only respect professionals who own up to the fact that they aren't qualified (or interested) to take a case, not lie and say there is no problem or case in the first place (when there is). If a doctor tells you "I don't know what is wrong or how to fix it, but I'll refer you to so and so", you respect their honesty. In fact the smartest and most confident people say "I don't know" when they don't know. You will find arrogance and cowardice here instead that because they don't feel qualified, they will say you have no case (to save face).

They Emily worked me to obtain my VA records then dropped me…read more Not recommended. Shame on this law firm for taking the low road.

I want to first say thank you to Jason Perkins in helping me get through the workers comp process…read more. He explained everything very throughly and made sure I understood everything that was happening.. workers comp is a very scary process when your facing a long recovery, but Jason was available anytime I need him to answer my questions or to calm my fears about my situation... Jason made sure workers comp did not take advantage of me and got me everything I needed, including a settlement that will ensure I have more time to work on healing.. If you want a lawyer that will be there for you ever step of the way, definitely get in touch with Jason Perkins.. you won't regret it, I promise.. thank you for everything again Jason