Always helpful. We have used them a lot of the past year and they are always willing to listen and…read moreanswer all our questions and offer advice

While I can wholeheartedly endorse lawyer Andersen of the same firm, my experience with Klein was…read morethe complete opposite. When I sought a lawyer for my case, I first spoke to a few highly accredited Ivy League lawyers from Madison, and while I was tempted to go with them, they suggested that it might be worth looking into someone local to make things easier on my end. As my family had used the services of Klein's firm in the past, I decided to seek the counsel of Klein, who asked for a retainer that was twice the amount quoted by the aforementioned lawyers- with travel fees factored in. Now I do not know exactly what it was that he took issue with in me. If I am simply being sensitive, or if it was the details of my case, my age, my race, or just that he did not like the fact that I asked him questions and took notes at our meetings, but he clearly made an effort to be unprofessional in our dealings. Perhaps Klein's representation can be summarized in a defining phone conversation we had AFTER I had paid him a retainer. I had never personally hired a lawyer before, so I understandably had a few questions about the financial aspects of my case, as well as wanting to go over a few details of my case with my lawyer. After I asked Klein a couple questions about the difference between out-of-pocket expenses and court-fees, he snapped. "What is this, twenty questions?" he yelled into the phone. "You're wasting my time!" This was funny, coming from a man for whose time I was paying hundreds of dollars for even in this phone conversation alone. He seemed just barely able to restrain himself from cursing at me as he tried to convince me to drop him as a lawyer after I tried to explain that the retainer I paid for was a fair amount for me, and that I just wanted to make sure I understood both the case, and wanted to go over details on expenses: "If you think X dollars is a lot of money, then just come here, and I'll cut you a... stinking check for X dollars! Stop wasting my time!" This was followed by a few snide remarks (nothing unexpected) directed at me. "I thought you went to college," he yelled. "You should be grateful for what I did for you," he yelled, referring to the deal made with the DA, as if this was some pro-bono case where he did this simply out of the goodness of his heart. I mean, it was not like he was paid for his legal work or anything...Of course, the condescension didn't stop there. After he was finished with his tirade, I calmly asked why he was angry. His response was that he wasn't angry, but that I should "Come here and I'll cut you a check for your lousy X dollars, and you can go represent yourself. If it's so much money to you, good luck!" This was all because I asked him if a court stenographer (which he recommended for my case) would be covered by the retainer. "No," was all the answer I got. Wanting to know a bit more, I just asked "Isn't that considered a legal fee?" He replied briskly: "No," again offering no elaboration. Not left with too many options due to his monosyllable answers, I asked "Why not". He simply said "It's an out of pocket expense." So I asked him what the difference was, setting him off, because apparently college graduates shouldn't ask questions, as they should be grateful for overpaid, grumpy lawyers. I tried to politely explain to him that I was only asking him these questions as I simply wanted to clarify details about the use of finances, to which he replied "If a stenographer is so expensive to you, then get a job or something. If it's a financial problem, then it's your problem, not mine!" In what situation is it ever okay to be that condescending to a client, and to make implicit insults directed at their intelligence, education, or financial situation? Regardless of how one feels about the matter, there also is the question of basic knowledge of the justice system, which, after all, is what one would be paying him for. When I asked him a question directly pertaining to the case- whether it would be possible to have an arrest removed from one's record if prosecution was declined-, he insisted that it was not possible, and then launched into a lengthy personal anecdote to drive home the point that it stays on record forever, but then suggested I google it if I was that interested. A quick search on google proved that it was possible, but the point I am trying to make is this: wouldn't a criminal lawyer already know this? I suppose I mainly take issue with his business practices. When I first consulted him, he began demanding a lengthy personal history, including what my family members did for a living (making a tactless joke about one of them in the process), not that it mattered to my case, but claiming it was so that he could "put on a show" for the DA. And if you are looking for a lawyer that can return your emails (crucial in this day and age), forget it. Klein does not respond to emails. In fact, he claims not to even have one.

I was on the website and got the live chat gave my info, I contacted two law firms tonight one of…read morethem started calling me, putting me on hold and then not joining the call, then got texts saying that another firm was going to handle my case. I contacted both lawfirms back and was treated very badly for asking if Duncan was the firm calling me and texting me.

I wanted to let the owner know intake with Bonnie was a horrific experience. She never got back to…read moreme or responded to my emails or calls. I decide to go with a different law firm because of the notable service.

I moved from California to Wisconsin and have special Needs…read moreson who can not find an after school program, So I was struggling to find a full time job. It has to be either remotely working from home or part time. I registered with ABR is not only they have several job openings but they truly care about my situation. Nyra always try to negotiate about my hours with her clients and went extra miles to make me qualified for the position that I was trying to apply. I finally visited ABR and felt they are not only friendly via the phone and they are very friendly and caring person. I finally got a permanent job and I would like to leave this review to let everyone know that if you want to find temp agency, register with ABR, they are professional yet down to earth and very caring. It was a bitter sweet to move on with my permanent job. I still love the three ladies: Nyra, Lisa, and Shelley. Thank you so much for your help...

I had a great experience with this temp agency! From the get-go, they were very honest and upfront…read moreabout available positions and what the status was. I've had poor experiences with other agencies where they use ad postings to lure in candidates when they are not even available. I particularly worked with Katie, who was very attentive, responsive and understanding. I would def work with this company again in the future should I need it :)

We retained Russ for my Sin and what a mistake that was. His ethics and tactics left us thousands…read moreof dollars wasted and a case that didn't go in our favor! He never had my sons back, was meek, didn't listen to him and I regret believing in him from our first visit. He gave us dishonest advice from the get go! He left every stone alone and I would not recommend him to anyone! Horrible job Russ!

Russ Kort is a versatile attorney and can represent you in criminal defense, worker's comp, Social…read moreSecurity disability and other litigation. I worked with him in 2021 when one of my relatives was charged with horrible felonies that stemmed from false allegations. Mr. Kort showed excellent lawyering, going after the truth with a zeal that led to the felony charges being dismissed. He was punctual on all filings and appearances, left no stone unturned and was great to work with at all times. I would describe him as a bulldog with ethics. I highly recommend that you retain him.

Mike does an excellent job. I have many mounts and I would say he does the best work. Gets the work…read moredone in a very timely manner and is reasonable priced. Highly recommend him.

I think we've had Amherst for 6 years now. They were the first fiber optic internet in our area. I…read morepay $99.99/month and it's fast enough for gaming, streaming on 2 or 3 TVs at the same time plus scrolling on our phones. I'm pretty sure I've only had to call them for help twice in those 6 years. Always pleasant and helpful. You always get a real local person who knows what they're doing. Had Charter at our previous home and it was horrible! Constantly had to reset it or spend 45 minutes on the phone who would be reading off a card or something trying to tell us how to fix the problem. With kids gaming, we had to pay the highest price for internet or it would be too slow. If we used too much we'd be in some really slow punitive mode. All crazy stuff. So glad to be done with Charter!

Not all the customer service people are friendly and helpful. One of them seems to pride herself on…read moreyelling at customers and making them leave there crying. I have never been treated so badly by a customer service person in all my life. Not all of the customer service people are this way though, so please consider who you talk with when doing business there.

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