206 Client Reviews
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Posted by Henry | November 04, 2014
Defense Base Act Lawyers that went above and beyond to help the client
I was working in Afghanistan and one morning we were hit by a large bomb. Not knowing what was going to happen, a coworker told me about the law firm of Gillis, Mermell & Pacheco. Once I made contact with this law firm, the knowledge that they had about my situation was astonishing. I really felt ...
Posted by Richard | October 30, 2014
I recommend Gillis, Mermell & Pacheco for all injury cases, especially Defense Base Act injury cases
July 2, 2013 I was involved in a blast in Kabul Afghanistan. A few weeks later I was recommended to call the law firm of Gillis, Mermell & Pacheco and I was advised that the law firm would be able to help myself and many others with injury cases under the Defense Base Act. After returning stateside...
Posted by Vicentza | October 29, 2014
A Defense Base Act Attorney who cares about his clients and takes good care of them
I was injured in Iraq and I was looking for a lawyer who could handle this type of case involving Defense Base Act injuries. I hired one lawyer who did nothing for me, and then I fired him and found Mr. Mermell on the internet. I have been happy ever since. From day one, he showed me that he knew ...
Posted by Calvin | October 23, 2014
Contact my Defense Base Act Lawyers for injuries on the job overseas
I was injured while working in Afghanistan. I contacted this law firm and they were very professional and considerate with me. They were knowledgeable with the Defense Base Act which I needed help with. I was very impressed and satisfied and these guys Pacheco and Mermell did a great job and I wan...
Posted by Charles | October 23, 2014
Injured in Afghanistan and happy with my Defense Base Act Attorneys
I was involved in an explosion in Afghanistan. A friend recommended me to this firm Gillis, Mermell & Pacheco. I spoke with Mr. Pacheco from a rooftop in Afghanistan. Through emails, we were able to get the process started while I was still in Afghanistan. I would tell anyone injured on the job ...