Hanan M Isaacs

Hanan represented me in my divorce. He provided clear, sound advice during what was an extremely emotional experience. He handled negotiations effectively and efficiently. My settlement was fair and was very pleased with the outcome. I've since had Hanan provide very helpful advice on a non-compe...titive agreement from a former employer as I pursued new opportunities. He assisted in review of draft communications with the employer. These resulted in a positive outcome.

I hired Hanan to address an ongoing HR issue. Hanan listened carefully and reviewed the documentation that I provided him. He placed his focus on what was necessary to get the job done most effectively, efficiently and economically. Hanan was highly knowlegable, very effective, communicative, di...rect, empathetic and supportive throughout. He truly committed to vigorously working toward and obtaining a resolution that was in my best interest. Hanan doesn't just give knowlegable legal advice. He produces results. He is a highly effective attorney and was a pleasure to work with throughout. I will add that his staff was a pleasure to work with as well. They are professional, courteous and kind.

Brilliant employment lawyer. Well versed with contracts and their permutations. Understanding and helpful from the moment we started our process to its conclusion. Always available quite affable and most important able to handle the most difficult situations relating to employment. I will continu...e to use him and have highly recommended to others.

This law firm is primarily interested in your money. There is a $250 consult fee. During this consultation, there are absolutely NO guarantee of useful information. He can simply use this time to advertise himself instead of helping you and try to convince you to give him a retainer. If $250/hour is ...his fee, you can imagine how much the retainer is. I contacted this law firm because my employer refused to pay me for the last two months of work. I'm strapped for money and need to pursue the employer to get them to pay me for the work done. At this point if my lawyer wants to drain the few dollars I have left, how am I supposed to survive? There needs to be a law which mandates that attorneys work on commission at least 30% of the cases. These rates are just plain ridiculous. Big corporations might be able to afford that but how can an average person who has employment issues afford that kind of money?? I can't imagine that the framers of the constitution ever imagined basic subsistence would be this complicated.