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From our very first meeting, I felt that Steve and his team were the right choice for us. Steve took the time to listen to our medical concerns and made sure our questions were answered and that we received the information we needed from our medical team. Throughout the entire process, we always felt that his first priority was ensuring that our medical care and treatment were being handled appropriately. He became much more than our attorney; he genuinely felt like part of our overall care...Read the full review
John, Kiana and team were very kind, knowledgable, professional and a pleasant to work with. When we first approached John he was very sympathetic to our situation and was very willing to help. He was honest up front about the potential settlement and the fact it could take a while to complete. The entire process took over a year to complete mostly due to the other team we were fighting but John and Kiana were very quick to respond to all questions and comments we had. I even remember John...Read the full review
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