Brian Stephen Weinberger

Do not entrust them with a major case. I speak from experience. Why do you think I switched attorneys after eight months? I initially believed they would have some sort of system in place. As time went on, here’s what I experienced: - Little to no hospital network. I had to find treatment provi...ders myself as the injured party, which should not have been the case. - I had to handle the tasks the attorney should have been handling — scheduling, checking progress, coordinating with medical facilities, and more. - Hardly any communication unless I reached out first. There were no proactive updates or guidance. - Missing documents. After transferring my case to a new law office, I discovered essential documents had not been shared, despite my prior submission. No acknowledgement or apology for the mistake was given. - Above all, treating me like just another “case number.” There was no sense of them understanding or empathizing with my pain and struggles. It was only after switching attorneys that everything became clear. I hadn’t received proper care for a long time, and my case was either mismanaged or ignored. Now, with a competent law firm, I am finally receiving the care I should have received from the beginning. If you’re considering this law office for a serious case, I strongly recommend thinking twice. Don’t make the mistake I did.