William Frederick Salle

Eight months ago, I was told by this firm they would file a lawsuit against the person and the company this person works for for a hit and run that left my left arm with only 20% usage. I was also told no matter what do not call my car insurance company. At that initial meeting, I brought a signed re...lease form for my hospital medical records. I was told it was not needed. Four months later, when I inquired as to the status of my case, I was told they needed to get the medical records! And were sending me a release form I needed to sign. Two months later, after I inquired, I was told they received the records. I asked why they had yet to send me to a doctor and they feigned shock that they had forgot to arrange an appointment. Several weeks later, I inquire again as to the doctor appointment and am emailed the name and number to make the appointment myself. I call the doctor's office. It's a machine. I leave a message. No response. I call again. Still no response. Upon my third call, I contact this firm again re the non response and my impending statute of limitations coming up in just 3 weeks time to file suit. They email that they will go ahead and file the suit and call the doctor. Several days later, I receive an email advising me they were "ceasing representation of my claim" because "I failed to keep the medical appointment they arranged for me, and my witnesses, [one of which is my neighbor who told them she would gladly fill out their witness report], were uncooperative and my injury was minimal..." My friend who recommended this firm had a similarly bad experience. A doctor over prescribed a medication that left him for dead. This firm said they would file suit against the doctor & take his case on contigency, but then stalled - then asked him to speak to a medical associate of theirs who then asked him for a huge amount of money to take the case. 6 months wasted while he was fighting for his life. These are bad people. Now I'm left with no recourse against the hit and run driver; too late to engage my insurance company and I'm a writer who can't use their left arm. Run from this firm.