I debated writing this review for over a year, but ultimately felt it was important to share my experience. Whether or not there was ill intent, the case I was involved in was handled very poorly in the end. At the beginning, we were assured that we would be compensated fairly. After two years of time, effort, and financial investment, the final settlement offer felt like a complete insult—especially given...
I debated writing this review for over a year, but ultimately felt it was important to share my experience. Whether or not there was ill intent, the case I was involved in was handled very poorly in the end.
At the beginning, we were assured that we would be compensated fairly. After two years of time, effort, and financial investment, the final settlement offer felt like a complete insult—especially given that it was tied to signing a non-disclosure agreement. The outcome was far below what had been discussed, and the expectations set early on were not met.
What made it even more disheartening was how differently things felt at the start: there was significant media attention and optimism. But two years later, it seemed like no one really cared anymore, and those of us involved were left disappointed and discouraged.
Looking back, I wish I had chosen a larger practice with more resources, as they may have been better equipped to handle the case effectively. It’s genuinely sad how things unfolded in the end. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this firm to others.
Edit; not sure what you mean exactly, I have paperwork. I was with a large group involved in the carbon monoxide leak at Timbertop.
I reached out with a serious and urgent civil rights matter — an active HUD discrimination case involving retaliation, caregiver separation, emotional distress, and a trespass notice that cut me off from my own family. The attorney I spoke with asked just two questions: “Was there physical injury?” and “Was there property damage?” After that, it was made clear that they couldn’t help. There was no effort to understand the...
I reached out with a serious and urgent civil rights matter — an active HUD discrimination case involving retaliation, caregiver separation, emotional distress, and a trespass notice that cut me off from my own family.
The attorney I spoke with asked just two questions: “Was there physical injury?” and “Was there property damage?” After that, it was made clear that they couldn’t help. There was no effort to understand the depth of my case — no concern for the emotional trauma, retaliation, or the federal protections involved.
When you’re going through something this serious, you expect advocacy — not dismissal. If your case involves anything outside the typical injury/property box — like discrimination, family separation, or HUD retaliation — I recommend looking elsewhere.
In December 2020 I was involved in a motor vehicle accident. The person who had hit me had no insurance, was driving a car that didn’t belong to him, didn’t speak english, and didn’t live anywhere near where the accident occurred. Thanks to the folks at Mendenhall Law Group, specifically Frank and John. I was able to get the case settled and get the closure I needed thanks to them....
In December 2020 I was involved in a motor vehicle accident. The person who had hit me had no insurance, was driving a car that didn’t belong to him, didn’t speak english, and didn’t live anywhere near where the accident occurred. Thanks to the folks at Mendenhall Law Group, specifically Frank and John. I was able to get the case settled and get the closure I needed thanks to them. 5/5 Stars would recommend.
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