Christopher A. Wright - Saint Louis, MO

Chris Wright of the Page Law firm was consulted regarding my father’s awful treatment at a local St. Louis hospital. He sent us a packet of numerous forms to be filled out. We filled those out and all seemed well at first. I apparently called too many times and left five messages with no one returning my call regarding any progress. My siblings were curious if we even had a case so after leaving yet another message with their call service this morning, Chris Wright himself calls to offer his condolences as my father just passed and to convey that he too had his father pass due to circumstances at a nursing facility…what I can only assume he meant as a ‘bonding’ type statement. However, after telling me his not-so-similar story he proceeded to terminate our relationship as I had written an all caps letter to him directly stating that we didn’t appreciate being back burnered. No swearing - just sheer frustration. It was then he informed us that just to receive medical records it takes 120-150 days. A FACT he never once bothered to convey. But for the record if you were considering this firm for your lawsuit, I recommend shopping around as my father passed within the last two weeks and he actually called to fire us but felt the need to bond with me in sharing his late father’s demise first. Who does that?!?! Talk about a low-life, underhanded, mercenary tactic. Great for the courtroom - not for the client. And to add insult to injury he actually used the phrase that I was hostile in my email while he was doing me a ‘favor’ and not charging me. 98% of all lawyers market with, and Page Law does as well, that the ‘first consultation is free’. So he also considers his job doing you a personal favor. Chris Wright I would consider lower than the ER doctor that let my dad’s brain swell for three hours as the ER doctor was most likely busy and may have had an excuse but Chris Wright of Page Law firm just wanted to be unkind and nasty. If you wish to fire me, fire me as a client but don’t attempt to bond with me before you fire me with your sad tale of your late father. What a lowlife tactic by a…you fill in the blank. St. Louis is full of good lawyers - shop wisely!