Sheldon is a very good litigating attorney. He explained the law that pertained our case and what…read morehis approach would be. We were able to settle our case without having to step inside a courtroom. This was a plus due to my husbands anxiety in courtrooms. I highly recommend Sheldon Stark whether your case is small or large he listens to his clients

Sheldon is a great resource for my graphic design and illustration work. He continues to help me…read morenavigate issues and help my business. I highly recommend his services. He cares about people and brings the knowledge and process that is needed to get the job done.

I worked with Spitz, The Employee's Law Firm and my experience was extremely disappointing…read more From the beginning, I made it clear that when we discussed settlement amounts, I was focused on what would actually hit my bank account. That expectation was brought up multiple times, and I relied on my attorney to either structure things accordingly or clearly explain any differences. Based on those conversations, I moved forward expecting a settlement that would meet a minimum take-home amount. Instead, after everything was finalized, I received only about 80% of what I believed I would be getting. I am not a lawyer, so I depended on clear communication and a proper explanation of how the settlement would be structured. That did not happen. The impact of taxes and how they would reduce the actual amount I received was not clearly explained to me beforehand. When I raised the issue afterward, I was told directly that the owner "does not fix issues like this," and that nothing would be done to make up the difference, even though this situation could have been avoided with proper communication. At that point, it became clear to me that once the case was closed, there was no interest in taking responsibility or making things right. The difference may not seem significant from a firm perspective, but it would have made a meaningful impact for me while I was actively trying to secure new employment. That made the refusal to address it even more frustrating. I trusted this firm to represent me and guide me through a process I am not trained in. Instead, I was left with significantly less than I expected and no meaningful effort to address it. Based on my experience, I would avoid this firm.

Hello, I had a very bad experience with Spitz Law Firm. I spent a lot of time for days filling out…read morethe very tedious and time consuming intake form. I answered 173 questions and then was scheduled with Attorney Sofia Alfaro. I sent all types of confidential information the law firm requested such as, W2-form (glad I removed my social security number before sending a copy), paystubs and documentation pertaining to my case. When Sofia called me she then asked me what state that I lived in despite me clearly indicating that I lived in Michigan on the intake form and her typing up a summary of events and she also confirmed Michigan as my location in preparation for our consultation. Back to what happened... When Sofia called me and then suddenly told me that she unfortunately couldn't continue the consultation with me due to the law firm not being able to accept any clients from Michigan due to the partner leaving the law firm who represented clients in MI. My concern is that before getting all my confidential information the law firm should've made sure they were able to legally represent cases in MI it was very unprofessional and a waste of time. It's suspicious to ask for W-2 information then suddenly the next day cancel a consultation. I would choose another law firm. I hope this review helps. Have A Wonderful Day

Attorney Manuel was spot on with his legal knowledge - took time to evaluate a possible case -…read moreadvised me on many sizable obstacles in plain terms that he explained very well. I didn't end up using his services - but I wish I had on earlier legal matters - and will consult in the future.