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Posted by Laurel | April 09, 2010
Excellent
Mark Bullman was very concerned, knowledgeable, caring, understanding and listened. I was very pleased I found Mr. Bullman to represent me with my lawsuit.
Posted by Stacy | June 20, 2016
Wasted my time
I had high hopes about this law firm based on the reviews I found online. We originally contacted this law firm back in February 2015 and quickly got a response from a Mr. J. Kyle Brooks. He wanted to speak with us further which we were extremely happy about. We immediately contacted him back and go...
As you can see from our other reviews, our clients are very happy with our representation. Unfortunately, because this review is very misleading, we felt we needed to clear up some misstatements. First, we never consulted with anyone by the name Stacy in any way related to a Mr. Hart who called asking for representation. Mr. Hart was never a client, and he did not provide information for us to review until almost three months later than he says that he did. Once we received some information from him, we reviewed it within five days and called and emailed Mr. Hart. He did not reply. We sent additional emails and called again, and he finally responded. We spoke and he provided contact information for his mother. (Mr. Hart admitted that he was not good with technology and apologized for failing to get back to us.) We then tried to contact Mr. Hart’s mother in Alabama to get more information because the information he provided made little, if any, sense. However, she never returned our calls. We tried to reach Mr. Hart again, and we were finally able to tell him that we could not reach his mother. He said he would talk to her but we were never able to reach her. Based on the information we had, we explained to Mr. Hart that we did not see any liability on the part of the police officer involved, and that, in fact, the officer seemed to do everything correctly. We also explained that we saw no claim against the nursing staff or security at the hospital where Mr. Hart was committed for evaluation. In fact, it was Mr. Hart and his mother who became hostile and assaulted hospital staff when they were following proper procedures for a person involuntarily committed for help. The police officer came to try to defuse the situation and, from what we could tell, was entirely professional. Mr. Hart’s allegation that his rights were negatively impacted is simply untrue. He speaks about time limits that did not apply and could not even remember who the police officer worked for. Nevertheless, we told him that we could not help in plenty of time to pursue any claim that he felt he might have. We tried to be kind to Mr. Hart in explaining how we did not see any claim that he could pursue. He told us no one else would represent him, so we looked over the police report and the little other material we were given, to see if there was anything we could do. We did not feel that there was. It is very sad that Mr. Hart had to go through what he did, but we saw no claim for him to pursue, and, in fact, he and his mother were at fault and could have been charged with crimes, but the officer and staff decided not to pursue them. He was told this in a timely manner and had plenty of time and opportunity to try to find someone else who might be willing to provide him with representation.