I've used him for a home purchase and my mother for a workman's comp case and we are happy with his…read moreservices. He may come off a bit harsh/ rude at first but once you know him a bit better he is ok.

I went through a bankruptcy with this office a few years ago. Everything went good, however I…read morenoticed that we left a creditor off the bankruptcy. I called Richards office to see what my options are. The receptionist was very nice she said she would have Richard call me later. He never called back. After calling once a week for 3 weeks I decided to email. That was a week ago. Still no answer. I have to say that he doesnt seem very professional if he doesnt respond to clients in a timely manner. I hate to do it, but I have to recommend not going with this office.

I would never recommend him as an attorney. He devalues women, takes weeks to return phone calls…read moreand doesn't listen to anything said by his client. At the end of the divorce, I represented myself because I was tired of paying him money to do nothing.

I had used Porro Niermann Law Group services. They are located in Aurora, IL. I had Kurt Niermann…read moreas my lawyer. He kept me informed what was going on with my case. Kurt was through, understand and had my best interest in hand. With this in mind my results were way beyond my expectations. Kurt has the credentials to back up his expertise . I definitely would recommend that law firm. Kurt Niermann is outstanding along with the kindness and understand of all concern at that Law Firm. Their address is : 821 W. Galena Blvd., Aurora,IL

More than excellent work done by Michelle Porro on my case. I would highly recommend her!read more

Great attorney! His prices were reasonable. He made our issue a hassle-free experience. We didn't…read moreeven have to be present in court. He handled just about everything for us and got it taken care of and resolved. We are very pleased with his work! I definitely recommend Camic!

Terrible experience, wasted nearly $3000. Too much work for the lawyer to protect a father's…read morerights, so he withdrew instead, then sent notice by snail mail to inform. Was literally the old "pump and dump" scheme. Beware!