William J Macke

William took a $75 dollar consult fee from me and barely reviewed my case. Didn't ask any questions and then said it wasn't a strong case. I was seeing a dentist in Longview wa for a span of 5 years. They failed to treat. Failed to diagnose two cavities (Both in erupted wisdom teeth). WE ALL KNOW... that leaving cavities in your mouth for extended periods of time CAUSES infection, gum disease and loss of healthy teeth. This violates the standard level of care of a dentist in WA state under RCW 18.32.020. It is a dentists duty to diagnose and treat your issues BEFORE the infection, pulling of crowns and not being able to FEEL the left side of my face since I was their patient. A 5 year span with a dentist shouldn't result in your situation worsening!!! Not a very in the KNOW how on medical issues if you don't know this... maybe he needs to find a diff practice area.

BIG bucks earned in a med mal settlement b/c of Will! First off, I had a daunting case. I called what felt like every lawyer in town who did mad mal and didn't have one even willing to take my case. I got an initial OR State Bar referral meeting with Will and a few months later he got me a H...UGE settlement that was more than I would ever have dreamed possible since I felt so insecure about the case. Will was able to find critical components that other attorneys didn't have the insight or experience to draw upon. He is articulate and smart as a whip. He doesn't lie, he's not a scumbag lawyer looking at the easiest way to get you to settle. He was open to take my case to trial as we had some serious upsides, but very daunting downsides, too. I ultimately decided I'd rather settle our case (with the life-changing money awarded) on the table and haven't looked back at that once in years, to question if I should have gone to trial! I've consulted with Will here and there and found him to be smart, straight forward, and loyal. I do want to tell you this is a hard-working man and has help but he's BUSY and don't feel like you're nagging if you have to call him a couple of times, or better yet, set up a face-to-face as he works so hard for each client that he can get caught up in the work on his plate--not a bad thing when you're the client--trust me!!