Downtown LA Law Group

Stop and rethink your situation if you want a law firm that change your whole case load and no one calls to inform you or introduce themselves you find out by calling one day to be told your lawyer is no longer with the firm. Then you have a mist be over worked lawyer who ignores your request that is a dire emergency I have lost alot with dealing with this law firm. Not only have I been waiting to get paid out on a car accident for four years where I was quoted one price and now all of a sudden I'm getting crumbs and I was a passenger in a car that was t-boned in a intersection and the car i was in was dangling out a wall and my driver had full coverage I was in a finder binder before and got 68,000 after 10,000 in loans and that took one year four years later and all I get is the change off of 25,000 I don't think they fought for me at all but I bet they get there full cut. I also have another personal injury case where I have completed two phases of plastic surgery and it seems as if they can't get my cased closex it's been three years what is the hold up. Do you need help can I volunteer time to help you get organized and cases settled let me know but for all else do your homework on this firm that 3.7 means a lot and from my experience I say I'll give them a 2.2 and that just being nice. I am so disappointed I liked my first attorney alot the one I got now I don't even know who she is and she acts as if you are bothering her when you finally do get through after I talk crazy to the operator. And she never does as she says can call you back I wish I had one of the lawyers people are talking good about. The company can find out who she is but I'm embarrassed for her back representation that I'm not going to e own bust her out. Get help where you need it and get people what they deserve cause I'm not satisfied and since you got your money give me mines I am tired of waiting I'm ready to move on from this.

This law firm recently advertised a focus group on Craigslist looking for mock jurors for an upcoming trial. The ad stated participants would be paid $150 at the end of the session. Instead participants were paid only $100 for their participation, despite the stated compensation in the listing. The event was highly disorganized and communication was poor throughout. It started late and participants were left to wait nearly an hour afterward (unpaid) for attorneys to figure out payment. I do legal focus groups a few times per year and have never seen or experienced anything as disorganized or misleading as what this group did. If this is how they treat mock jurors, how do they treat their clients? I would never participate in one of their groups again and based on this experience, would not look to have them represent me in a legal case.