They accepted my case right away and set up PT. It took 10…read moremonths to settle because they wouldn't accept the first offer and guided me the whole time they wouldn't accept update every two weeks via email. I was pleased with the settlement they negotiated for me. I was aware that there was no charges if the case didn't pass. They explained that they would get 3'0% and made sure that I understood the terms and fees. I have already recommended them to a friend that was in auto accident. It was well worth the cost.

Nicholas Nelson from Saiontz and Kirk took my case that was an uninsured motorist case. It took…read moreabout two years, but he was very knowledgeable and returned all of my calls. The initial settlement was low but Nicholas went back to them to allow me to get a much higher settlement. I would highly recommend Nicholas Nelson from Saiontz and Kirk

I got as far as saying my first and last name and that I lost my left eye Wall in jail custody and…read moreapparently that was enough For the intake girl to tell me they don't take my cases and honestly I'm getting sick of the intake people being the ones that approve or deny you being able to talk to the lawyers who have the real education on whether or not the case is something they can take, but to not even get any information and pass on nothing to the lawyer is kind of crazy There's a reason that the lawyers have to pass the bar exam and that the intake specialist just has to know how to answer the phone and use a computer not trying to be insensitive but a lot of times the intake specialists think they're paralegals or even a lawyer themselves. I have $2 million in medical bills from my incident and to not even Get to a lawyer to talk specifically about your case is wild. It's like they're untouchable nowadays not only are you willing to pay the $500 an hour that they might want you have to jump through these hoops for them to determine whether or not they even want to look at you for a second or two

Called to ask about mass tort to speak to intake - took my info / foreign call center called me…read moreback 6 hours later and could bearly speak English wanted my personal info I already gave to reception intake early ... weak service

My Former Workers Comp ATTORNEY'S Alan Rabineau & Aarron Johnson has engaged in numerous acts of…read moreprofessional misconduct in handling my Workers Comp case. my award letter was illegal modified to a lesser amount than what I was originally awarded. This fraudulent alteration has further deprived me of the benefits I deserve. Frivolous appeals, false statements, dishonesty, fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, and misleading. Both attorneys tried to force me to cash the check. Due to relationships at the BBB, Attorney general office, FTC, STC, the gatekeepers have blocked me from reaching the dignitaries and hierarchies. However, they will be exposed please don't use this law firm for anything. BALLENGER & ROCHE, LLC. THEY ALSO USE INTERNAL HELP FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY AND WORKERS COMP STAFF. Additionally, Aarron sent me a frivolous falsehood motion stating he removed himself from the case. There conduct have been prejudicial to the administration of justice. THE WHISTLEBLOWER.

From the owner: We want to go to work for you! We are firm of trial lawyers focused on maximizing our clients'…read morecompensation for personal injuries sustained in car accidents and through medical malpractice.

This law firm wrote me a personal check from their personal bank account which is unethical they…read moretook full advantage of there knowledge to steal money from my Settlement which i've never seen and they wrote me a personal check and told me that was my settlement.

From the owner: Described by The Baltimore Sun as advancing "precise legal arguments," and by a federal judge as…read moreobtaining "extraordinary results," Mr. Mallon has distinguished himself as one of Maryland's leading trial attorneys. He and his colleagues have over a century of combined legal experience and a track record of obtaining precedent-setting results. Mallon LLC intentionally limits its caseload in order to work closely with their clients. The attorneys must truly believe in your cause to accept your case. They are dedicated to the pursuit of justice.

Clean cut. Didn't have to keep calling them. They took care of my son. We had to wait but it was…read moreworth the wait.

Based on my personal experience, I would strongly caution anyone considering this firm. I would not…read morerecommend working with Jill or Mark. I questioned their integrity, and they seemed to lack a moral compass. They appeared to care more about the money they were making than about the actual client. They also have billboards placed by nearly every major highway and intersection with high accident rates, which says a lot. In my opinion, that is the kind of marketing you often see from what's known in the business as ambulance chasers. COMMUNICATION From start to finish, I did not feel supported or properly informed. I initially worked with Jill, but due to poor communication and unprofessional conduct, I eventually had to move my case to Mark. In one conversation, Jill ended the call while I was still asking basic questions about where my money was going, which felt extremely disrespectful in a personal injury case where clear communication should be a priority. Most of my communication went through an assistant named Leslie, and at times it felt like I was doing much of the work myself--gathering evidence, tracking down paperwork, and helping build my own case--only to be charged for it. That was not the level of service I expected from a law firm. BILLING AND MEDICAL EXPENSES My biggest concern was how the settlement was handled and how much of it went toward medical expenses. I was charged about $1,500 for an MRI and roughly $650 to $680 for each 60-minute therapy session. In my opinion, those charges were excessive and did not reflect the care I actually received. The physical therapy I was sent to did not feel like real treatment. Much of it involved lying on a massage table and doing self-guided exercises. I was billed $300 for simple exercises like spinning a wheel and another $400 to $500 just for lying on a massage table. There was no hands-on therapy, and I was also billed for generic products as if they were brand-name items. It felt misleading, and it seemed to me that the providers they sent me to were familiar with this firm. When I questioned the charges, I was told the providers might not come to court if I challenged them. At one point, I was also told that if I kept asking where the money was going, no one might show up for me if the case went to court. I was accused of alienating them when all I wanted was to know why they were price gouging. That made me feel pressured into accepting billing practices I did not agree with, and I was forced to settle when I didn't want to. My own insurance would have covered an MRI for far less, and the lien paid to my insurance company was significantly lower than the amount billed by another provider they sent me to, which from my perspective appeared to have a business relationship with the firm. At one point, the medical charges were run up to nearly $10,000, and in reality there is no way the treatment I received should have cost anywhere near that amount. When I asked the firm to renegotiate some of the expenses, they declined. Even the first time those bills were reduced, I had to ask for it--it was not done willingly. I had to advocate throughout the entire process just to get basic questions answered and to push for any reduction at all. That made me question whether they were truly looking out for my best interests. I also had to speak directly with the adjuster myself about replacing my car, car seat, broken cell phone, and other losses because I did not feel the firm was advocating for me on those issues. SETTLEMENT PROCESS It took a full year to settle my case because I was constantly fighting for a fair outcome. The initial offer was nowhere near reasonable, and I had to advocate for myself to get it increased by $9,000. Even after that, I still did not believe the settlement was fair. I do not feel I should have had to push so hard when I was paying a 33% attorney fee for someone to advocate on my behalf. By the time everything was deducted, I ended up with only about half of the full settlement, and I do not believe the firm fought hard enough for me. OVERALL EXPERIENCE Overall, I did not feel supported or properly represented throughout this process. It felt like I had to advocate for myself every step of the way, and I honestly do not know what I paid the attorneys for. I do not feel they did a good job for me, and I wish I had gone somewhere else. It felt like the firm was more focused on collecting their 33% than on truly caring about my pain and suffering or fighting for a fair result. I was left feeling taken advantage of in multiple ways. They benefitted from my misfortune. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this firm to ask detailed questions upfront and read the negative reviews carefully before signing anything. Don't make the same mistake I made. Update: I have never spoken to Hunter, who replied to this review. Must just want to appear that way online.

Mark Kopec is very understanding, knowledgable, and compassionate. He listened carefully to my…read moresituation and offered sound advisement. I highly recommend Kopec Law firm.

Completed online request form a few days ago, and Mark Kopec called this morning asking if I…read morecontacted other lawyers. I said yes and he was extremely rude and unprofessional, and he said he wouldn't be taking my case. I said I didn't say you were taking my case, so consider yourself FIRED (when never hired) and I would be filing a complaint on both Yelp and with the Maryland Office of Bar Counsel for how I was treated. Very disappointed, but glad he showed his true colors now and not later when it's too late. Avoid at all costs. I told Mr. Kopec that night over the phone that my nephew and I contacted various lawyers (online), so he's not correct. This morning (June 24th), he was angry, rude, and unprofessional for no reason. He tried reaching out to me by email since I blocked his calls to discuss what he said was my Yelp review. Perhaps he wanted me to delete it, which I will not for all of it is true. Now he wants to try to upset my family even more. No thanks, we would NEVER either patronize or recommend your Law Firm. I have a feeling we're not the first, or last, to experience his angry, rude, or unprofessional behavior, that's why we're both posting here to warn others and to report his firm to the Maryland Office of Bar Counsel for his behavior.