Richard Mcbride Howe

I absolutely love this law firm, they were very attentive to my case and went above and beyond to help me win my case. They also checked on me periodically, which was very considerate to me. I would highly recommend this law firm, again without any hesitation. I know if I’m ever involved in a situati...on where I need representation Howe Law firm will definitely be my go to

The Howe Law Firm represented me in my automobile personal injury case where I was the plaintiff. During the attorney-client fiduciary relationship, I interacted with at least 3 different attorneys and this was stressful. Despite the fact that I had a contingency agreement with the law firm, where I,... as the client, was not to pay any upfront costs, the law firm asked me to pay $5000.00 to take a deposition of a key witness. When I brought this misleading information to the law firm’s attention, pertaining to the contingency agreement terms where the law firm is responsible for all upfront costs, Howe Law decided not to take my key witness’s deposition. During the month of December 2023, approximately 3 business days before trial, I attended a NISI rule hearing where I presumed the attorney(s), with Howe Law, would be speaking with the judge about trial preparation. However, I was shocked when the law firm that was representing me, as the plaintiff, informed the judge that the law firm was withdrawing due to my case being a double-recovery case and therefore it would be unethical for Howe Law to represent me. It was my feeling, and opinion, that I was totally shocked and betrayed. The law firm was allowed to withdraw without filing the proper legal paperwork with the court to withdraw. I brought this illegal withdrawal process to the attention of the judge, via a Pro Se Motion I filed, and he gave me an extension of time to find a new lawyer for which it was very difficult. However, the judge still allowed the law firm to withdraw despite their improper or illegal withdrawal process. After I filed the Pro Se Motion concerning the improper withdrawal, and other issues with Howe Law Firm representation, the Paulding County Superior court judge concurred with me that the Howe Law Firm conducted an improper withdrawal process and violated Georgia Superior Court Rule 4.3 or Ga. R. Super. Ct. 4.3. I later had the case dismissed without prejudice and the Howe Law firm, after voluntarily withdrawing from the case and doing the withdrawal process improperly, objected to me dismissing the case without prejudice and somehow re-appeared filing a motion to the court to disallow the dismissal without prejudice and for the judge to re-open the case. Note: After voluntarily withdrawing, the Howe Law firm then turned around approximately 6 months later and, somehow, re-appeared in the case filing a motion with the court to reopen the case. This law firm wrapped me around the axle for close to two years and, in my opinion, grossly betrayed me in the end and also tried to deceive me with the terms of the contingency agreement by requesting that I pay $5000 to take the deposition of a key witness despite the terms of the contingency agreement where it was clear that the Howe Law firm was responsible for all upfront costs pertinent to my personal injury case for the accident that occurred in the latter part of 2019. I’ll reiterate. After the superior court judge denied Howe Law Firm’s motion to reopen my case, they stated that they would be appealing the superior court judge’s denial to reopen the case. Another important note: After Howe Law firm voluntarily and improperly withdrew from representing me, they contacted the defendant’s automobile insurance carrier, Progressive Insurance, informing them that they have a lien of approximately $5,900 against my claim. Despite Howe Law voluntarily and improperly withdrawing from representing me, they still contacted the defendant’s automobile insurance carrier informing the carrier that they had a lien against my personal injury claim for which they informed that the claim was a double-recovery. Despite the case being dismissed without prejudice and yielding zero dollars, they still notified the defendant’s insurance company that they had an approximate $5900.00 lien against my claim. Again, they voluntarily withdrew and essentially abandon me as a client approximately 3 business days before trial.

I used this law firm and spoke to Mr Howe several times , and thought my case would be handled with an experienced dedicated team as promised , but that was not the case , the attorney who handled my case was sick , cancelled a mediation within 24 hours , all without informing me , and during the act...ual mediation later schedule , I had to take over the negotiating because he lost interest , he even told me to accept a figure I was not comfortable with , so I bluffed the insurance company after their so called " so called " final offer , and got the to offer more... I still feel that this attorney was not prepared , shallow , ill mannered and incompetent. I would never go to this firm again.

I cannot speak highly enough of my experience with Howe Law. During the intake process, I worked with Nathalie Jackson. She was efficient, highly responsive and knowledgable about whether my case would be accepted by the firm. I then worked with Lori McClellan as my case manager and Kevin Brummett as... my attorney. Both Lori and Kevin made themselves readily available by phone and email - they generally responded within 1 business day (2 at most). I felt prioritized and supported throughout the legal process. When I asked for more information about next steps for my case, Lori and/or Kevin provided me with a detailed summary and expected timeline. I am confident that Lori and Kevin helped me achieve a sizable settlement that I would not have been able to achieve on my own. I am grateful for their professionalism, clear communication, and thoroughness. I have already recommended Howe Law to close friends living in the greater Nashville area and I would recommend their services to anyone filing a personal injury claim.