I highly recommend Miranda Soucie. She defended my dog bite case with determination and always kept me updated on the status of what was going on. Her outstanding representation along with her expertise and attention to detail led to a successful outcome, more than I expected. Her assistant, Bo, was ...great to work with as well.

After being rear-ended in a construction zone on I-74, I decided to get in touch with Spiros, having seen some billboard ads. I was connected with Ms. Soucie, had a consultation and was immediately impressed by her candor, knowledge and kindness. I immediately felt validated that my experience was ...legitimate and my desire to be compensated a completely reasonable reaction to the injury the other party caused me. After hiring Ms. Soucie, I also worked with another lawyer briefly and Ms. Jennifer Boswell, who performed a LOT of record requests, research in those records, billing reviews, medical record reviews and so forth. Throughout the whole process, which spanned a number of years due to the presentation of my injuries over time, I was never rushed to reach a settlement, my questions were answered, updates were appropriate and candid. Ms. Soucie and her team gave a balance of both hope for an outcome I could accept as well as keeping to reasonable expectations. Hope and feeling cared for in this legal context is important, as the process can last a very long time and it could be easy to throw your hands up and take a poor settlement offer. Reasonable expectations are also important to keep us grounded and not go further in the process than makes sense. Through the years, Ms. Soucie and her team didn't only reach out strictly for legal updates or requests, but offered holiday cards, hellos and other check-ins. I don't expect 'friendly' service from a law firm, necessarily, but it was a relief to have. It happened that the outcome was perfectly in line for what I was hoping for. I hope I never have the need for her services in the future. If I do, I surely will choose to work with her again.