Dylan Wilbanks is quick becoming a local legend in the Jackson county and surrounding area. The…read moreinsight and expertise he has gained from working both as prosecuting and defense attorney combined with an impassioned drive to serve his clients beyond any reasonable expectation has earned him a reputation as being the attorney you want to have. Personally , I was a client of Dylan's facing three criminal charges including a serious felony. To make a long story short,, three months later - all charges dropped, no jail time, no fines, no court appearance, no record. Awesome!

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Terry Brown took on my divorce case which appeared to be a simple uncontested divorce as there was…read morea pre-nuptial agreement. However, it quickly morphed into a complex contested divorce with out of state and international complications. The defendant was not a US citizen but did have permanent resident status. I had signed an immigrant sponsorship document that defense counsel attempted to use to claim alimony which would have reached into the six figures. Opposing council attempted to show that I was an abusive husband, even calling in DFACS to investigate (and spend hours searching my house). The pre-nuptial agreement was questioned and opposing council made a rigorous attempt to get this rejected by the court. The defendant would not supply all documents requested during discovery thus causing numerous problems and a trip to court to obtain these. Several issues and conflicts with the defendant's income statements were found by Terry. Even with all these problems (and about 20 other minor issues) and a yearlong divorce, Terry won the case for me. The abuse issue was unfounded, DFACS refused to investigate farther as there was no evidence and conflicting information provided. The immigration sponsorship was not accepted, and the pre-nuptial agreement was. As Terry stated "what's your's is your's and what's mine is mine" turned out correctly. While it was a long, stressful divorce, the trial outcome was better that I expected based on the risk and exposure I had. I will recommend Terry for any type of divorce.

The owner Belinda or Melinda whatever her name is has the nastiest personality of any human being I…read morehave ever met. I walked into her store with my service animal and after screaming at me for what seemed like forever about how "she is allergic to dogs". She would not even listen to me, she instructed her coworkers to call the cops on me, the customer with the SERVICE ANIMAL! So if you have a DISABILITY, and need an assisted devise I would not recommend you SHOP THERE!

Helpful and friendly staff with a great and varied selection of bargain priced, quality items. I…read morepurchased a desk for my office at an awesome price that was less than half the cost of retail with all the quality you would expect of retail. This business is a non-profit that has an immeasurable impact on our local community through several programs with an emphasis on children and the elderly. I will purchase from them in the future as a first choice.

5 stars for the hospital and staff…read more 1 star for the ER I changed my loved ones insurance to have Emory. It's a higher standard of care and I like teaching hospitals even if 5 scribes and students always accompany the doctor. HOSPITAL/CLINIC Self-parking and valet is a headache and expensive unless you're admitted for three weeks or longer, then you can buy an in and out pass. No parking validation for emergencies. Although the ER and hospital rooms have WiFi, common areas and clinic lobbies lack cell service. Uber drivers can't find you because there are several hospital entrances. Allow plenty of time if you have more than one appointment in different areas (A, B, C). Eye doctors are on three different floors which is confusing. Emory is huge so take advantage of wheelchairs if needed. Some doctors don't read the chart so be prepared to repeat yourself and take notes. Nurses are caring and hard working and the ICU is excellent. There are filtered water fountains & a cafe that's always open for delicious hot meals or snacks although the prices recently increased. Take a pic of the patient menu and call their order in. Clean and comfy rooms have couches, cable, storage and a couch/recliner for guests, some even have views. I love 'My Chart' where records, appointments, prescriptions and communication with your provider is just a few phone clicks away. The ER is another story entirely. EMERGENCY ROOM First visit was for a serious emergency which required surgery. The stay was extended several days for an MRI. We were told even patients arriving in ambulances were lined up stretcher to stretcher to wait for an MRI. Second trip after an accident involved a reasonable wait time and thorough care. But the third visit was the last. We waited in a freezing lobby crammed with sick people for 15 hours before seeing a doctor. We were given a wait time via app which extended until updates stopped completely. I've never heard such bloodcurdling screams, one patient in back sounded like he was being tortured. From 4pm to 6am there were NO DOCTORS. A young man was was crying out in agony after losing his mom. Sadly, people were taking their frustration out on the front desk person due to a lack of security. One guard ran out from the back after being stabbed in the hand by a patient. I had to go for a walk to calm down while my loved one froze, waited and starved. No-one informed us of a cafeteria. Thin blankets were handed out and patients were told no meds without first seeing a physician. We didn't see one until the morning shift arrived. The nurse admitted someone died due to lack of staff and she was going to quit. Thank God my loved ones injury was not life-threatening. I filled out a survey and never heard from Emory. As frightening as this ER experience was, I'd still choose this campus over Emory Decatur where previously, a serious omission was made during surgery and the room wasn't clean. Grady isn't even in the running. But since we're privileged enough to have a car, we'll drive the extra 15 minutes to St. Joseph's for future ER visits. SUM Emory University Hospital (Clifton) has room for improvement, especially regarding ER and parking. But cleanliness, care, comfortable rooms, My Chart, meals and staff are recommended.

I thought they would let me pass out before treating me. It was literally the scariest experience…read moreto go to this hospital and watch so many of the front desk staff walk around casually as I was screaming for help. My husband was being as patient and even WAITED IN LINE to ask a second person for help to get me out of the car. Long story short, no one helped me from the car. We had a bystander's help getting into the ER. Once in the waiting room, I fell out of my chair because of my lower body cramping and a nurse proceeded to yell at me and my husband without offering any help. The ER was empty at the time. The staff outside told us how horrible this day staff is as I was lifted from the car by strangers. I'm grateful for the few this day. Emory is not the place you want to be treated even on your worst day.