do not go to olga grosh!!! its been a year and finally today they reached out!!! they had my…read morehusband go in two times to get the sane fingerprints done because supposibly they did not take them the first time!!!

The lawyer I dealt with, Lisa Horton, worked at another firm but based on my experience, I can't…read morerecommend her. All paperwork she sent was at about 4th grade level as far as spelling, punctuation, and sentence construction were concerned. How can the court system accept paperwork that's barely understandable? If her grammar skills are that bad and/or she pays so little attention to paperwork before sending it out, I shudder at the thought of her legal skills. I would steer clear of the firm, only because I know that she works there and heaven forbid I might have to deal with her. I hope this firm checks her work. Spelling and commas DO make a difference.

After not getting very good legal advice from another lawyer, I turned to Bill Woolman after…read more a recommendation from my boss. Although my case has not yet been resolved, I am so impressed with Bill's ethics and communication. He has been so helpful and informative throughout this whole process and is definitely willing to go that extra mile. I highly recommend him to anyone!

F this guy. He left a message on my voicemail that sounded like the micro machine speed talker and…read morecouldn't understand much of what he said. I tried calling back and was unable to reach him when calling back for several days. It happens. Whatever. He called back and didn't have any idea why he was calling me. I told him why, then, he searched my name and started reading the notes that his staff had left him. I would think he could've done that prior to engaging in any sort of conversation with me. That would be considerate and simply makes more sense than just calling someone out of the blue with no idea of what to lead in with. It showed me that the guy has no attention to detail and is sloppy. That sentiment was further reinforced when he began tearing my case down. I got the immediate sense that he would absolutely NOT defend my rights. He spoke to me like the claims agent of the other guy's insurance company. It was a very odd conversation. He repeated back part I had told him happened and he blurted back that he didn't believe that being folded in half in a broken steal folding chair, could result in the injury that I am claiming. This guy is an expert in this field, apparently. He also told me that since I wasn't blindly following the orders of some money grubbing neurosurgeon that was clearly trying to make more money off of me, by pushing to undergo a risky and unnecessary procedure that I wasn't a surgical candidate. Because, the surgeon wouldn't perform on me unless I went ahead and put $15k in his pocket. I'm pretty sure this attorney isn't a spinal surgeon. Although, he spoke with the confidence of one of the best in the field. He also told me that since I had a previous injury to my spine, that my case was a lost cause, for having a preexisting condition. Now, I am NOT an attorney. I studied for a while to become one. But, guys like this convinced that I wouldn't be in good company. So, I bowed out. But, even I know that there is a concept in law known as broken egg. Just because you had an prior injury does in no way release someone from liability for harming you. There are several ways of going about approaching a fresh injury to an older injury. All it took was a quick google search for personal injury and preexisting condition and I found far more than I got from a conversation with Milligan. I got the distinct feeling that he's one of those lawyers that cherry picks cases. And, I mean, if that's his things, no worries, be an ambulance chaser... do you. But, don't advertise as the guy that takes "the hard cases and does them well", and then proceed to shit all over a person who is looking for assistance from a reputable professional and tell me my case has too many defects for you. When they are simple and common matters to overcome. All of this, of coarse, is my personal opinion. Although, I have been in contact with many attorneys over the course of my life and this guy goes into the bottom of the list of personable, compassionate, solution oriented people I have spoken with, attorney or not. Even if, after dismantling of my claim, calling me a liar, and shitting on my case I wouldn't have hired him, if he had offered to take the case. To throw the cherry on the cake, he hung up on me, after telling him that attorneys like him were difficult to talk to. What a dick.

Mr. miligan is the most Supportive caring and compassionate attorney that one could have when life…read moreis at its worst and you are Stripped of everything your life has been he will never let you down he is honest and not greedy or racist I would recommend him and do recommend him to everyone