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    Everyone at Labor Law PC was respectful, patient, and experienced. I felt safe trusting them…read morethrough the whole process. They were responsive and kind answering any and all questions and worries I had. Everyone I encountered was incredibly helpful and worked hard on my case; including Chesca, Sheila, Dax. I definitely recommend this impressive group. It was a pleasure to meet and work with Noel and Danny. I'm eternally grateful to have had the support of LLPC during an arduous process. Definitely recommend!

    When the terms of your settlement agreement doesn't have your best interests in mind, and you ask…read morethem about it, they tell you to talk to a tax attorney to answer your questions, and that they can not offer you any advice or any explanation, because they're not tax attorneys, completely leaving you in the dark. This is the point where I went from feeling like a had an attorney that was alright, to completely unsure and regretting picking them to represent me. It sucks because if ever there is a time to want to feel confident and assured in the people representing you, it's then. They pressure you to settle. "We advise you accept this settlement" " yeah but I don't know what my acceptance of this settlement means for me come tax season, could you please explain it?" "No, but we advise you accept this settlement." The only communication you'll get with your attorney come settlement time is the forms you need to sign. It's supposed to be a 45/55 split. You get 55. But they split the initial amount then they charge you fees which they deduct from your portion. Shouldn't what you're charging me in fees be included in your portion of the settlement? Isn't that what your portion is for? What is your portion for then? So now it's a 45/55 split, with THEM being the 55. And you still haven't paid taxes on that settlement. They'll remind you that this is what you agreed to as if any normal person understands what any of that shit means when they sign it, not to mention you signed that agreement four years ago, and they'll make you feel stupid for even asking. That's what I get for expecting a bunch of lawyers not to be a bunch of shiesty swindlers. Also I had to show up in person to my deposition in the opposing attorneys office while my attorney was on zoom. I don't think they understand how uncomfortable it is for a former employee to be present and alone in the law office of the attorney for their former employer. It's like imagine being robbed, and now you got to go make a statement to the authorities, giant camera pointed right in your face, in the office of the defense attorney representing the criminal.

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