Michael P. Mergen - Springfield, MO
Attorney at Hall Ansley P.C.
Workers' Compensation in Missouri and Kansas Lawyers in Springfield, MO
3275 East Ridgeview Springfield, MO 65804
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Springfield Workers' Compensation in Missouri and Kansas Lawyer
Updated: 03/31/2026
Areas of Practice
- Workers' Compensation in Missouri and Kansas
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Michael P. Mergen
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2.0 Value
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1.5 Quality of Service
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1.5 Professional Competence
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Verified ClientHired Attorney 2018Highy recommend Hall Ansley Law firm in Springfield Mo for any situation that involes employment law. My expeirince with Mike Mergen has been pleasent and informing.
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Verified ClientHired Attorney 2018Michael Mergen was very helpful and i was cofident with him. Answered all my question and always kept me updated
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Hired Attorney 2018-2020I was not impressed with his attitude at all. I expect anyone I hire to listen when I speak, not ignore me on the phone while they work on other cases and not even be present enough to recognize when I asked a question. He can be very disrespectful in these ways. I also don't appreciate the arrogance that is seen when he makes his clients cases about him. Frequently he got information wrong on my case, and had to be corrected. I don't feel like he did his best for me, because he doesn't care about his clients, and/ or doesn't want to make insurance company lawyers mad at him because he has to work with them on other cases too. It's like he's balancing his interests against the client, at least that's how I felt. I work in the medical field and not law, but due diligence is important in any professional field, or whenever you take somebody's money,and he just didn't put in the work without being pushed to. He's quick to brag about his 30 years as a workers compensation attorney but his communication is just terrible, i would NOT recommend.
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