Service was okay, but the reaching out and getting a hold of someone is as hard as trying to get a…read morehold of POTUS... I think there's a higher chance of the president actually answering the phone than a representative handling your case from the D.A.M. Firm. Leaving voicemails doesn't help either you'll never get a callback. And when the front office answers and you ask for someone you'll always get the following answers (no matter what time of day you call) "there out to lunch" "they're in a meeting." "they are currently on other line" "I'm getting their voicemail." The excuses are endless... and once your case closes and you get paid out, it gets worse when you reach back out for help... I've recommended them before and they've called me back complaining for these same reasons, that has been embarrassing for me...

If you are considering this firm, save yourself the time and frustration and look elsewhere. I was…read morea client with Montevideo for three months and the experience was eye-opening in the worst way. First, they love bomb you to get you to sign with them. After you do, they will never again reach out proactively. I initiated every communication and was frequently ignored. Their go-to line is that if you don't hear from them it's because they are busy working on your behalf. This false message is meant to make you stay quiet. Despite my requests to speak with a paralegal or attorney, I never did. All communication was routed through an intake manager, which is a way for them to avoid accountability for the false and misleading information they give you. I received inconsistent and often contradictory information -- particularly around the communication with the insurance company. It became clear over time that the goal was to make me feel like my case had little value so I would be relieved to accept whatever low offer they put in front of me. They drag the process out, prioritizing quantity of cases over quality of representation. Months pass with little communication, bills pile up, and you grow exhausted and desperate. By the time an offer comes, you have been worn down to the point where you will accept whatever they "negotiate". They will not take your case to court -- that takes time and effort that does not fit their model. They told me that if I wanted to pursue a lawsuit with another firm then I should expect to pay upfront for representation. This is false. Personal injury attorneys work on contingency. That statement was either ignorant or intentionally misleading. I fired this firm. If you are hurt and want someone to preserve your rights and best interest, look elsewhere. Hire an attorney who is honest and willing to fight for you.

Joseph is the man you want fighting for you. He is determined, tenacious, knows the law and he…read moreknows how to win. I know there is no one who will work hard for you. Don't waste your time looking for anyone else. He is the A Team.

I had the pleasure of meeting Joseph in person and not only is he good a what he does but he is…read morealso a genuine person. So I decided to call him for a consultation and he directed me to the right resources. I couldn't believe how fast he got back to me! I really appreciated the time he spent addressing my concerns. Seriously good legal help and he didn't ask for any money, it was free! My situation is really complex but I'm feeling confident to move forward now.

Callahan and Blaine did such an amazing job for me. They are professional, thorough, responsive,…read moreand have the best attorneys in the world working there. My case was extremely complex and they took me through the entire process for a major win. They also did everything possible to make the case affordable for me. If you are looking for a firm that you can trust and win your case then Callahan and Blaine is who you should select. I am so appreciative of all the work they did and am infinitely grateful to them. Thank you so much to the entire firm.

I requested a consultation on my water damage insurance claim. The first thing the co-founder of…read morethe firm said was "We charge hourly. Usually people of your status are better off with contingency." And so I asked him "Do you recommend me to look elsewhere then?" And he just agreed stating that we probably could not afford their hourly rates. I could afford them, but if this is how they treat people when initially meeting them, then they will probably treat my case the same way. Close minded and unprofessional. DO NOT RECOMMEND

We worked directly with Lisa on an elder neglect claim against a well-known retirement home. We…read moreended up receiving a nice settlement, which turned out to be more than our original expectation. Lisa is thorough, knows the process, and cuts right to the chase with the client to help them understand the process and guide them through all the steps for maximum efficiency. I would highly recommend working with Lisa and the Moran group!

"Moran Law represented us in an elder abuse / wrongful death case"…read moreI wasn't even sure if I had a case. How do you know you are choosing the right law firm? After a consultation with Mike Moran he decided to take the case. I felt very good about our conversation. This law firm dives right in and doesn't waste time. Lisa Trinh-Flint and David Brown were involved in my case. They kept me updated and informed. I could not have asked for a better team to handle my case. They are down to earth and explain everything in layman's terms. Lisa is an exceptional attorney who will not stop fighting for you. She knows what she is doing and how to negotiate the waters of these types of cases. I could not have asked for a better result or outcome. I am 100% happy with my case and Moran Law. Although I can't change the circumstances of my mother's untimely death, I am glad I did something about it. Contacting Moran Law was the best decision I could have made.

I would not recommend this place to anyone i had to wait for my case to be settled 4 years they…read moremade all the money they don't care about their client they steal your money don't go

I had an amazing experience with this law firm! they helped me succeed in my case. very…read moreprofessional and appropriate to work with.

I had a really great experience with O'Connor Law Group. I was dealing with ongoing issues with my…read morecar and honestly felt stuck and overwhelmed before reaching out to them. From the beginning, everyone on the team was friendly, responsive, and easy to work with. They explained everything in a way that actually made sense and handled the process so I didn't have to stress about it. David was especially helpful. He clearly knows lemon law really well and made me feel confident that my case was being handled the right way. They were able to resolve things faster than I expected, and I'm so relieved to be getting most of my money back for the car. If you're dealing with a car that keeps having problems, I would definitely recommend them. They made a tough situation a lot easier.

O'Connor Law Group was by far the most professional and supportive law firm I've ever worked with…read more From start to finish, the entire team made a very stressful lemon law situation feel manageable and straightforward. David Womack, my paralegal, was incredible and stayed with me every step of the way, always responsive and reassuring. My attorney, Matthew Goethals, was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and guided me through the entire process with ease, clearly explaining my options and offering sound advice throughout. Rebecca Goethals was also always available and made sure every loose end was handled and clearly communicated. My 2022 Chevy Silverado was a lemon from the very beginning--headache after headache--but O'Connor Law Group made the entire process with GM so easy and stress-free. I strongly recommend O'Connor Law Group to anyone dealing with lemon law issues. They truly go above and beyond for their clients.

I was injured at work and the injury wasn't going to heal on its own, so I had to stay home from…read morework. This made me worry about bills piling up and not being able to pay them. To help with this, my friend referred me to a company for worker's compensation because he knew I would have a lot of trouble managing it all by myself. The law office is really nice and has knowledgeable staff members that are easy to talk too.

My workplace injury was a really painful ordeal and the insurance company offered me a very low…read moresettlement to get out of it. I had no idea what my next step was going to be until I found this law firm, who took on my case. They were able to take care of everything for me and they got me the best possible offer that I could have hoped for! Thank you so much for all your help!

My case was both sensitive and complex, and I needed an attorney who was willing to take it on…read more Attorney Bruce C. Bridgman of The Eagle Law Corp. not only accepted my case, but handled it with the highest level of professionalism from start to finish. He was honest, trustworthy, and always took the time to answer my questions thoroughly and clearly. His Paralegal and Legal Assistant, Viktoria Pyankova, was equally outstanding--professional, responsive, and very supportive throughout the entire process. Most importantly, Attorney Bridgman delivered excellent results. I highly recommend him and The Eagle Law Corp. to anyone in need of experienced, dependable, and professional legal representation.

I do not recommend attorney Kelly McMillan. While the initial consultation was complimentary,…read moreadditional time was requested to review documents and discuss custody further. Fees for that follow-up meeting were never disclosed upfront, and I was only informed the evening before -- without any amount specified. This lack of transparency disrupted my planning and wasted my time, as I had no way to prepare financially. I want to start by saying I truly appreciated the time Kelly McMillan spent with me during our initial consultation. I took everything she said seriously and stopped looking for other attorneys because I was seriously considering retaining her, at least for my child support case, which I found reasonable at $2,500. Kelly McMillan actively encouraged and requested additional time to discuss my custody case. She said, "I would really like an opportunity to speak with you further regarding your custody case," and she made it feel like we were working together. Her tone and framing made it seem generous and professional, almost as if this follow-up would be complimentary. I agreed, assuming this meeting would be handled properly. However, fees for that meeting were never disclosed upfront, and I was only informed of a potential fee late the evening before the scheduled morning appointment, around 8 PM, without specifying an amount. This left me with no way to plan or prepare financially, and it is unreasonable to expect a client to guess or assume costs. Scheduling a meeting this way -- after actively encouraging it -- is not standard professional practice, and no client should be expected to interpret generosity as a hidden fee. In my experience speaking with many attorneys over the past several years, any attorney who charges for additional consultations clearly communicates that upfront before scheduling. Some offer additional time for free -- not guaranteed, but I have taken advantage of those opportunities in the past. Kelly McMillan did not disclose any cost, despite explicitly offering additional time, which disrupted my planning and wasted my time. I want to emphasize that in any professional service -- including my own experience in the service and beauty industry for over 12 years, dealing with high-ticket clients -- no appointment is ever scheduled or confirmed without the client knowing the exact cost, and in many cases, a deposit is required. Scheduling a meeting without clear disclosure of fees, as occurred here, is unprofessional and creates unnecessary disruption. After I explained all of this to her, she disagreed with these facts and essentially claimed that it was my responsibility to assume a cost and "know" that all attorneys charge for second consultations, which is unreasonable. This was gaslighting, dismissing my reasonable expectations and attempting to make me feel at fault for her failure to communicate. She then handled the situation unprofessionally by ending our correspondence with a "goodbye and good luck," rather than addressing the concerns I raised. While I appreciated her initial consultation, this lack of transparency, last-minute fee notification, her repeated framing of her time as "generous," and her gaslighting response made the experience unprofessional. I would caution anyone considering her services to clarify fees and expectations clearly before scheduling any follow-up meetings.