John J. Martin

John Martin charged me a small fraction of what a large law firm wanted to settle my case. It was an easy win so I did not want to waste time and money on an attorney litigating things that do not matter, which is what they often do to rack up fees. He's a bit of a bull in a china shop as far as mann...ers are concerned, so he may not be right for you if you want someone with good communication skills to keep you informed throughout the process (and pay for that, too, as time is money), or if you want a strong litigator for your case (in which case good luck finding an attorney who will actually do that and be very prepared to shell out a lot of money for it). But if you want someone to simply get the job done then I'd say he's your go to. My best advice, and this applies to any attorney that I have ever used, is not to allow your emotions to influence your judgement when deciding what it is you wish to fight for in any legal matter. You feel that you want justice because you were wronged. But your best bet is the most quick settlement even though it will not include everything that you are entitled to receive. Then let it go and move on with your life. Otherwise, the reality is that you will end up wasting a ton of time and energy on the matter and lots of money on an attorney to fight to get everything you are entitled to (justice) and in the end you won't get everything anyway. Also, never believe everything an attorney tells you... they will "court you" saying whatever it takes to get you to hire them. Expect that they then will not do all that they say they will do, it will take longer to settle the matter than they tell you, you won't get as much money or whatever it is you are seeking as they say you will, and most of all never believe the price that they quote you.