Craig O. Asbill

This guy is literally the worst attorney I've ever come in contact with. In the 3 years since we hired him he has personally returned 2 phone calls. He filled the law suit 1 year ago and that has been it! Not one call since then. We can't find him so I guess we can kiss all the money for medical bill...s goodbye. Don't hire him. If I could give him 0 stars I would.

Mr. Asbill is very unreliable. He does not return phone calls or emails as promised. Client communication has clearly not been important to him. With outstanding bills being sent to collections, and no responses from his office, it leads one to become extremely untrusting of any lawyer. Unfortunate...ly, Mr. Asbill states he will do one thing, and then does nothing. He seems unclear on how to effectively do his job, which leaves the client either holding the bag (i.e. credit collections) or having to be the one to take care of it (i.e. make phone calls, send emails), which is supposed to be why the lawyer gets paid. Don’t get me wrong, he seems honorable in the beginning, as well as shows care and concern, but it quickly dissipates, so a word to the wise... go somewhere else, investigate your choice, and ask LOTS of questions. He has made no attempt to contact me or reply to my voicemails. There is always an excuse when he FINALLY follows up (i.e. illness, out of town, and even losing his paralegal). Okay, I understand illnesses happen. I understand being out of town, but seriously??? Unless he went to the African Congo with no WIFI, a simple email cannot take place? Is there no way to change the message for voicemail or emails to “Out of the office” anymore? It should not take three weeks to respond and then state “I was out of town last week.” The math doesn't add up. What happened the other two weeks? I have contacted the bar associations that Mr. Asbill is affiliated with in the hopes of jarring his memory as to why lawyers are supposed to be on the client’s side; hopefully, this will save others a lot of headaches. I would not recommend Mr. Asbill to my enemy, let alone people I consider my friends.