Paul Michael Veillon

Paul Veillon was working for the Wattel & York Firm when he was my attorney in 2013. I followed Paul's advice and took my car to the automotive repair shop that was not in my area because he repeatedly told me to get the best service and support I needed to go to that specific shop. Also following ...his advice I did visit his choice of chiropractors for my pain issues. The chiropractor was great, however the issue with my car was mis-handled. Paul called me to tell me that the insurance company totaled the car and the amount they would pay covers the remaining balance on the loan of my car. He told me the car shop wanted to purchase it for x amount and was that ok with me. I told him as long as the car loan would be paid off it's no difference to me where the car ends up, especially since I have no idea what happens to totaled cars. Unfortunately his letting the shop pay for the car nullified my gap insurance requiring I pay a very substantial balance. Paul left the firm around that time but the firm said they would pay the difference on my loan but only if I signed a document promising I would not sue them for mal-practice. In light of how Paul mis-handled my car, placing me in a very difficult position, I can not offer a positive review, and I would encourage people to find a more competent attorney. If a MVA attorney isn't aware of how to handle a totaled car without risking their clients gap insurance they are not very qualified in their field.

I was injured in a motor vehicle accident in early 2014. Shortly after the accident, I sought out chiropractic treatment in hopes of returning to my pre-accident health. While receiving treatment I was advised by a colleague in regards to Mr. Veillons services. I reached out to him and he responded i...n a timely manner to set up a meeting. I met with Paul that week and after speaking with him, I decided to hire him as my lawyer. Note: this accident was not disputing fault since the other driver was cited and admitted fault. This was a personal injury claim. After my submission of preliminary paperwork, Mr. Veillon went to work on my case. After some time went by, he provided updates and advice in regards to reaching a resolution. After nearly 2 years, we have settled and I am pleased with the outcome. Mr. Veillon did a fantastic job at all phases of my case. I could not have done this without him. I encourage you to reach out to him for your personal injury claim. I'm glad I did.

We have been working with Paul (& Anna) over the past four years on two different accidents (both rear-ends). Paul is well-versed in personal injury & has a great understanding of the process and procedures necessary to file and complete a claim. Every step of the procedure he kept us up to date and ...even sent e-documents of anything he filed in court. We were able to settle both cases before trial which we very much appreciated. Paul was up-front and fair with his fee, even getting us a bit more than we had originally understood. While personal injury cases tend to drag on (for much longer than you would expect) Paul & Anna were both pleasant to work with, and we knew that we were well-represented in our cases.

If you are ever involved in a car accident Paul is the one to call. I was hit twice on the road and he was able to help me through the whole process. He worked with the insurance companies and my chiropractor to make sure I was taken care of. He is very dedicated and made me feel like I was the only ...case he was working on. I felt cared for. Do not hesitate to call Paul for help, he settled my cases in a very timely manner! Highly recommended.

Get your car out of that shop immediately!” that’s how Paul’s handling of my recently closed claim began. He was following up with me on a closed case involving a rear-end collision when in the course of the conversation, I had informed him of this most recent mishap (another rear-ender). Having been... aware that there are some care providers who work hand in glove with insurance companies, I was unaware that similar symbiotic relationships exist with auto repair shops as well. I promptly followed his advice, pulled my vehicle from the shop it was in before any work had been done, and had it placed in the hands of people who restored it to manufacturer’s specifications. By the time the dust had settled on this claim, he had not only taken care of my car, but had helped me replace my so-called care provider after they became verbally and psychologically abusive. It seems my recovery was not proceeding either as quickly or as completely as they in their discussion with the insurance company concluded it should have. Anyone can do better with a competent attorney, but few can conclude that they have received the maximum health benefit unless they come into contact with an advocate. It is my not so humble opinion that Paul is more advocate than attorney. Through every step, he kept me updated on how my case was proceeding, he kept asking questions about how I was doing personally, and provided wise counsel regarding any potential pitfalls. I would recommend his services and those of his newly founded law firm to anyone looking for a way out of the mosh pit that the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident can easily become.