John M. Becker

If providing state-appointed representation to injured workers is such a problem for Deputy Attorney John M. Becker—or if he simply resents handing out 'free' services because he believes he deserves a higher fee than his actual worth—then he needs to exit public service. He explicitly told me, 'Unfo...rtunately, I have to take your case,' completely destroying any sense of diligent advocacy. ​Furthermore, he weaponized my documented social anxiety and cardiac Infraction anxiety disorder to mock, bait, and condescend to me during a time of extreme vulnerability. ​It raises the serious question of whether his true loyalties lie with the insurance giants themselves, like Travelers or Kemper. Perhaps he is actively vying for a position within their corporate defense teams or human resources departments. Frankly, I believe this is exactly what is happening behind the scenes. One only has to observe how many injured workers lose their cases against the insurance industry to see how these state attorneys seem more interested in boosting their own careers within the insurance sector than fighting for the claimants they are paid to protect. If you are assigned to John M. Becker, protect yourself, trust your gut, and demand a new attorney immediately."