Paul and his team were incredible. They helped us recover a judgment that was 6 years old. We…read morehonestly thought we would never see it and had written it off on our company's books. They thought of very creative ways to go after the money, and very quickly found a way that worked. We received more than we thought we ever would and their contingency was very reasonable which we were happy to pay. I highly recommend Paul and his team! Thanks guys!

From the owner: Law Offices of Paul A. Humbert, P.L. is a boutique commercial litigation law firm located in Miami,…read moreFlorida, with a strong emphasis on our creditors' rights practice. We represent numerous banks and other institutional lenders throughout Florida in the enforcement of judgments and other litigation matters. His wide variety of litigation experience also extends to the representation of fraud victims, credit damage litigants, and other aggrieved consumers and businesses alike.

After the attorney assigned to my case was laid off, I was never contacted or informed of the…read morechange. I ultimately found out my case had been dropped during an extremely rude and abrupt phone call. The woman informed me (without explanation or empathy) that the firm would no longer represent me and that my file would be sent immediately. That never happened. During onboarding, multiple customer support reps reached out, creating the impression that I'd be well taken care of.. especially considering the $ignificant percentage of the settlement this firm charges. Despite multiple calls, emails, and even a certified letter requesting my case file, I received no response. This level of negligence & disregard for a client's rights is unacceptable from any law firm, especially one that claims to advocate for injury victims. PROCEED WITH CAUTION!

This review reflects my personal experience and opinions…read more My journey with Rubinstein Law has unfortunately been frustrating and disappointing from start to finish. From the beginning, communication was lacking, and updates on my case were vague or non-existent. I found myself constantly having to call for information while dealing with significant pain, surgery, and ongoing treatment. At one point, I was informed my case would go to trial--which I understood would increase the attorney's fee, and I was okay with that. Later, I was told the case settled in mediation and that the fee would be reduced accordingly. That turned out not to be true. Every conversation I had with different representatives resulted in conflicting information, which made it extremely difficult to trust the process. Once my case reached the "trial" stage, I began receiving monthly check-in calls, during which I expressed concerns about treatment support and the continued lack of communication--none of which were ever meaningfully addressed. To make matters worse, when I finally received my settlement check, it was rejected by my bank. Bank of America advised me that there had been recent returned checks on the account from which my settlement was issued. Prior to that, Rubinstein Law held my check for over a week while waiting for their own funds to clear before issuing mine. In a time of pain and hardship, I expected professional support and guidance. Sadly, my experience felt more like a series of avoidable obstacles. In my personal opinion, I would strongly encourage others to consider different legal representation. When you're already dealing with physical and emotional pain, the last thing you need is added stress and confusion.