Adam Ward represented me on a WC claim after I detected shenanigans from my employer (Travis…read moreCounty). He was great and helped guide me through the confusing process. He was knowledgeable, personable, and looked out for my best interest. I ended up with a much better settlement than I would have without representation.

Couldn't be more disappointed. All she had to do to win our slam dunk of a case is not make any…read moremistakes. When we needed her to apply herself, she indicated she wanted out so we fired her. Most disappointed that she would cite moral and ethical standards. Just our luck, of all the attorneys out there, we get one that fancies herself a flag bearer for lawyers with a conscious. The real reason was she just didn't want to work that hard for the money. Every conversation we had with her was billed down to the second and then there were recurring charges to review our file. Don't know why we would have expected her to know more about our case while doing all that reviewing because we would generally have to preface our conversations with briefings. God doth have a sense of humor. An Irishman leaves a bar, an attorney with scruples, and we brief her while the ticker runs so she can charge us. Good riddance! We need a lean dog that can a hunt, not an old fat one that wants to lay around in the shade!

I hired Rhett after my father was in a horrific car accident. I asked lots of questions, sometimes…read morethe same questions several times, and he was always patient, kind, and knowledgeable. He helped us to understand our options, and never pressured us. He did help us to understand the system of insurance and hospital billing and how important timing is when filing against insurance co's after an accident. He worked diligently for us under tight time constraints and was able to help my family more so than I ever expected. Even after the fact, he has been there to answer questions. I would not hesitate to use him again. Highly recommend.

I came to know Lane Kazmierski when he was a student at the University of Texas School of Law…read more Lane quickly found his passion in fighting for the rights of individual citizens and protecting them from unscrupulous insurance companies. Over the years I have referred many people to the Hoestenbach PC Law Firm and without exception they have always been very satisfied with the outcomes of their cases. I've watched Rhett and Lane on some very tough cases fighting like hell with opposing counsel in the courtroom in numerous jury trials and always with exceptional results. If you've been injured you want a lawyer in your corner who knows not only how to settle a case, but how to also take the case to trial and win. Follow my advice and skip the TV ad lawyers and instead put your trust in Lane Kazmierski and the Hoestenbach PC Law Firm!

I have nothing but great things to say about Gary and his staff. He represented me in my workers…read morecomp case and I have been so grateful that I chose him. Would recommend him to anyone.

Great experience with Mr Rodriguez, excellent preparation for my workman comp case.read more

Highly recommend Aaron for personal injury cases. When I initially spoke with him about the…read morespecifics of my case, he gave me very direct feedback and informed me on all of the reasons why I could potentially file suit against the City of Austin. Unfortunately, at the end of the first phone call, he regrettably informed me that due to the Texas Tort Claims Act, it's almost impossible to file suit and expect to get any sort of compensation for the type of injury I suffered. I was let down, but at least grateful that he gave me honest, valuable counsel. I thanked him for his time and was left to figure out my next move, but thankfully only had to wait until the end of the day when he called me back. Despite telling me he wouldn't take my case, he had spent most of his day poring over similar cases and managed to find one that made it all the way up to the Texas Supreme Court, which had actually reset the precedent for cases such as this. He then told me he actually felt like he had a shot to get me some money to help pay off the egregious amount of medical bills I had incurred. I should also add, though, that my mother and I were very diligent about gathering as much evidence as possible the moment I was released from the hospital, and without all of this documented evidence, there is very little chance I would have had a case to begin with. As far as how the process went while working with Aaron, I could not have been more pleased with how everything was handled and played out. One of my favorite things about Aaron is that he is no bullshitter. He is very direct and always made sure I understood exactly what to expect throughout the whole process, and always updated me immediately with any new developments, as well as going through expectations for the next part of the case. All in all, it took about 20 months from the day Aaron accepted my case to the day that we settled out of court for a payout from the city that has helped ease my financial burden that I incurred due to poor city maintenance. I cant even imagine where I'd be without all the work, time, and effort that Aaron put in to my case, and words cannot express how grateful I am to him.

Aaron Allison took my case after a chiropractor who was assigned by the state of Texas as the…read more"Designated Doctor" gave me a MMI and Impairment Rating. What was so mind boggling was that I was still in physical therapy for my shoulder when I had to see him. I suffered a torn rotator cuff on the job but the chiropractor who is not a MD wrote in his report that I do not need surgery to repair my shoulder (he claimed it was a shoulder strain) even though my physician (an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in elbow and shoulder surgeries and approved by the insurance company) had made it clear I was a candidate for surgery. Mr. Allison represented me from May of 2022 until November of 2022 when we went in front of a so-called "Administrative Law Judge" who works for the Texas Department of Insurance (Division of Workers' Compensation). Mr. Allison did everything and beyond to prove my case. We had all the documentation including the MRI results that I had to pay for. I really felt good after the hearing because we proved everything beyond the shadow of doubt. However, the administrative judge took the recommendation of a chiropractor (who never looked at the MRI results) over my physician who happens to be an expert and specialist in elbow and shoulder orthopedics for The Carrell Clinic who happens to perform surgeries for the Dallas Cowboys. Mr. Allison had warned me from the very beginning that Texas' Workers' Compensation Law is perhaps the worst in the nation when he took up my case. Aaron will bend over backwards to help you anyway he can. His knowledge of the Workers' Compensation law is second to none as far as I am concerned. He gave my wife and I the history and structure of Texas' Workers' Compensation Law and answered pretty much all our questions before we even asked him. He was always available when I had any questions and he made me feel at ease. He may not like this description of him but I told him he really is a crusader for the working people and it's a shame there aren't more like him. If you have been injured, please contact him - he will fight for you. Thank you Aaron for everything you did for me. David M. Sligh

I couldn't be more pleased with Campos Law Group. My wife was involved in a devastating car…read moreaccident and found them online with great reviews and they surpassed all of our expectations. Throughout the entire case, I met with Tania Garcia and she was very transparent, responsive, friendly, passionate, and tenacious. The opposition threw so many curveballs at us and our lawyers did not waiver. They kept the pressure on and in the end got us a better settlement than we could have ever expected. Tania always made me feel like an important person and not just another client. She responded to emails and phone calls very meticulously and in ridiculous fast fashion. She set expectations so accurately that we always felt confident on where we stood with the case.   It was obvious that Tania and the rest of the staff really cared about not only our case but also our family. They took the time to really understand us and our needs. They advised us so well and despite the ordeal we went through, we ended up with a result that let our family move forward and get back on track. I highly recommend giving them a call. It only took a few minutes talking to Tania before we realized we chose the right firm.

From the owner: We are a personal injury firm in Austin that focuses on all vehicles accidents including truck,…read morecar, rideshare, 18-wheelers and more. We also cover premises liability, slip and fall, dog bites and more. We want to keep Austin safe!

After my car accident, I felt overwhelmed and didn't know where to start. Jason was compassionate,…read moreresponsive, and genuinely cared about my well-being, it felt like dealing with a real human which is rare in these times. I'm truly grateful for his help and would absolutely recommend Feltoon Law.

Communication was non existent. Invested a good amount of time with them, no follow through or…read morecommunication. Based on this initially, I rated them two stars. I'm going to give them a revised review of 4 stars based on Jason's response below and ownership of the situation.

Don't waste your time. Their employment database is a joke. Everybody who files for unemployment…read morewill be using it, but they only seem to list a limited number of government jobs (probably because real companies list on Monster.com since it's way better.) If you are like me, TWC will just thoroughly waste your limited time when you should be looking for work, only to be told you don't qualify for unemployment anyway. They will require you file relative to your last employer, who you will have to prove you worked for. Then tell you the benefits are from a period of your previous employer, so then you have to prove you worked for them. Then they will tell you that your previous employer didn't file insurance on you, so they will start an investigation as to whether they were required to or not. They will call that employer and take their word for why they didn't file for you and then reject your claim on that basis. So when you demand to know why they ruled against, they won't really tell you (probably because they don't really know the rules and are just taking the word of the shmucks who didn't put insurance out on your to start with.) They will tell you that you can appeal their decision that your previous employer was exempt from filing insurance on you, but will refuse to tell you exactly why they ruled that way to start with. It's kind of like defending yourself at Guantanamo Bay because you are allowed a rebuttal, but not allowed to know what you are rebutting. All this time you are supposed to be coming up with 5 contacts a week on their system, but when you search for your area, most of the searches come up saying there are no listings for that category. I would love to know how many jobs are listed in their database on average per day relative to how many people are filing for unemployment. At least 9/10ths of the jobs seemed to be government jobs, where they are probably required to list them there, even though they already have a favorite for the position waiting in the sidelines to start with. If the listing set a high school diploma as a minimum education qualification, your bacherlor's degree won't count, and you will be told you can't apply for that position, and if you report this system bug, you will be told that if you come in they will show you how to do searches on their system. Just about all the jobs require you submit a resume and re-type all your personal information into a separate website, so none of the information you have entered into the Workforce site is automatically transferred. So expect to fill all your basic details in quadruplicate. Isn't it great to know how advances in technology have made looking for work ten times harder than it was in the past? But at least you can be sure that the mountain of paperwork they mail you will keep postal workers busy and can be recycled. And while the people who work for TWC are probably receiving federal tax dollars that you paid for in your previous job that supposedly doesn't qualify you for benefits, that their incompetance will be used as an excuse to kill the program nationwide (even though it is being mismanaged on a state level, probably on the excuse of "states rights.") And Justice Scalia will be at the forefront of ensuring fuckwits here in Texas can minmanage federal funds that way for years to come. In short, worker's comp is something that should work and help people, but not when fuckwits are in charge.

Jennifer has assisted me with multiple employee issues for my business and has always been…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable. Most importantly, she has helped with some unemployment chargebacks to our accounts. She helped us appeal those decisions and get them reversed. I'd definitely recommend her to any business owners.

Austin, we have a problem…read more.. In the field of employment law its no secret the deck is stacked in favor of companies. The US remains one of the least employee-friendly free countries in the world so looking out for your own interests can seem daunting and lonely. That's why you need the right help. I've used Ms Ward for employment advice and appreciate that she's factual and shares what she thinks might not be possible as well as what is. Too many attorneys are happy to string you along - provided you pay the appropriate retainer of course - and not tell you the reality about a proposed action you're considering. Ms Ward gives it to you clearly - as much as anyone can prior to litigation. When I seek counsel I look for experience, intelligence and empathy. Someone who sees the bigger picture, lays out options to consider and clearly articulates risks and likelihoods without a lot of emotional fear-stoking. That's why I'm happy I found her. If you think you might have an employment action on your hands, do yourself a favor: call Ms Ward's office.