Lynn C. Grebe

An attorney should be a COUNSELOR considerate of his client's welfare and worthy of her confidence. Mr.G's only "counsel" to us was, "Don't talk about the accident to anyone." He rushed us through signing several papers and informed us that he would get 1/3, the doctors would get 1/3 and we would g...et 1/3 of the insurance settlement. It was Dr.B, my Chiropractor's office who recommended him. Neither my daughter-in-law nor I were called upon for any more counseling. Then her chiro, as I understand, was paid and she got a check from Mr. G's account. Dr.B, Mr.G, and I are to divvy up the rest, which will leave me with about $5500.00. For many reasons I need a settlement of at least twice what is being presented me. ( As we were parked on the grass near a highway to rest, a driver lost control of his Semi, left the road and slammed into us). The fault was THEIRS. While I am intact bodily, the trauma has been profound. G merely scoffed at me when I asked for a better settlement.