I made an inquiry email and phone call to Macey-Cushman & Reilly with the intent of potentially…read morehiring them for Estate Planning, Special Needs Trust, and other needs. I received an introductory response from Fiona Vettes, Legal Rep, and she answered a lot of my questions and streamlined my objective of needs. She was very thorough and understanding of my situation and eliminated a lot of the confusion with a more direct approach. It was a very positive and worthwhile experience and I plan to use them again in the future. I highly recommend the Macey-Cushman & Reilly Law Firm for Trust and Estate Law planning. 5STARS*****

From the owner: We provide Estate Planning, Long-Term Care Medicaid planning, Special Needs Trusts, and Estate…read moreAdministration (Probate) services to clients of all ages, including specialized planning for aging and disability.

We contacted this firm twice wanting them to help us with two very time sensitive and critical…read moreissues. They promise to return the call within 24 hours. We did this twice last week and we still haven't heard a thing. We would have expected at least a call or email saying it was not something they could handle.

From the owner: Reliable, Experienced Contract Paralegal Services. Our mission is to assist attorneys in improving…read moretheir client's lives and situations through thorough, professional, and knowledgeable paralegal support services on a contract-basis. Relax knowing that you can reach out to our firm when you need us, as you need us. No long-term contracts and the experience and expertise you and your clients deserve. Our services enhance your firm's productivity and increase your overall client satisfaction.

Charles R Steinberg was employed as my legal representative in a medical malpractice claim from…read moreNovember 2013 to March 2016. In a grievance procedure made to the Washington State Bar Association in Nov. 2016, I cited, among multiple issues, Mr. Steinberg's failures to communicate, his lack of diligence and his repeated failures to follow through on his previously stated commitments. Throughout the 29 months of his representation I pleaded for responses to my emailed questions, made endless unreturned phone calls and delivered hand written communication requests to his office manager. The WSBA Rules of Professional Conduct detail an attorneys communication obligations to clients. Based on the prior Yelp reviews and my experience, it appears Charles Steinberg disregards both those WA Bar Association Rules of Professional Conduct and even the norms of common courtesy.

I've worked with Charles Steinberg for almost 10 years now. He truly cares about the people he's…read moreworking for, as well as his community, his friends and his family. He returns my calls, my emails, and even text messages after hours without fail. And his support staff (go Subreena!) are no nonsense business and get-it-done people! Being in a situation where ANYONE needs an attorney is not what we go looking for, but I'm glad you guys are on my side. Thank you for all your help and work with me and my family over the years, Charles. I highly recommend you!!!

I have been a top auction buyer for 25 years, and in my experience, the sale conducted by Mr. Fjeld…read morewas the least competent and professional I have ever seen. Mr. Fjeld began the auction by allowing an unqualified bidder--with no proof of funds--to participate. When I challenged this, he acknowledged he should require proof but openly stated that he "didn't care." In over two decades of attending auctions, I have never seen such disregard for basic professional standards. Another gentleman present, who has been a trustee-sale auctioneer for the past nine years, also confirmed that this was contrary to standard practice. Mr. Fjeld again replied that he "didn't care" and would run his auction however he wished. This approach enabled ghost bidding and undermined the integrity of the process. Even after the unqualified bidder claimed he would show funds to the attorney, Mr. Fjeld expressly stated he would not require it. By allowing bidders with no financial capacity to raise bids, legitimate buyers were forced to overpay. After I won the property, I explained this problem to him. His response was, "I'm glad you got run up." This statement--made in front of his clients at Yakima Federal--was blatantly unprofessional. When confronted, Mr. Fjeld admitted he had not conducted an auction since before COVID. His lack of recent experience was evident. His handling of the sale was unprofessional, careless, and contrary to best practices that protect both buyers and sellers. I've never seen anything like it in 25 years. If you value fairness, integrity, and professionalism, I would strongly caution against relying on Mr. Fjeld to conduct an auction.