The folks at HQ are great. You would be hard pressed to find more knowledgeable attorneys in…read moreWisconsin in the areas of employment law, workers comp, and SSDI. I've used them many times over the years and they have never disappointed.

The attorneys at Hawks Quindel are a pleasure to work with. They are knowledgeable and care about…read moretheir clients and partners. I would highly recommend.

She knows what she is doing. Very good communication and very professional. Clear instructions and…read moreefficient. Highly recommended.

From the owner: We provide exceptional legal services to our clients. All of our practice areas are family focused…read moreand, because of that, we understand the need to promptly communicate with you. Our attorneys will work with you to balance your needs with our costs and believe that you will find exceptional value at Annen Roetter, LLC.

Tony was recommended to me by a friend. From the start I felt like a non priority. He never served…read moremy needs because I was not his usual client. He ended up having an assistant of his inform me that he was dropping me as a client while he was on a Cub Scout trip! That left me without representation near the end of my divorce which forced me to represent myself.

I was referred to Tony Menting because of jurisdictional complexities and the potential for high…read moreconflict in my divorce case. Tony's skill and experience ensured quick resolution with an excellent financial outcome. I live in North Central Wisconsin and apart from one hearing, everything was handled remotely.

We purchased a mixed use commercial property for sale by owner. We were confident we could navigate…read morethe transaction with the help of Axley out of Waukesha. Kathy Gutenkunst & Kate Bodenbach from beginning to end helped us. Very pleased with their due diligence & they made the legal process of transfer of deed efficient. We knew we were in good hands. Fair pricing for excellent legal service. Thank you Kathy & Kate.

Hired Attorney Bierma and she never communicated any updates to me. I had to find out on my own by…read moremaking calls that the DAs office declined charges against me. I then sent several emails and left several voicemails requesting a call for follow-up on fighting citations I received and she never responded. I kept calling and finally reached her. She never apologized or explained her reasoning for not returning my calls. I fired her. Terrible experience. My first time ever needing legal help and I got zero from her office. Very unprofessional after I gave them $4,000 as a retainer.

It is unfortunate to read negative reviews about this law firm. There were reputable attorneys…read morethere in 2008 when the firm took my employment racial discrimination case against my employer WI DOC on a contingency basis and won the case. Atty Kurt Kobelt, Richard Thal, and Heather Curnutt were all very good and professional attorneys at Lawton & Cates.

From the beginning, I was welcomed by all staff & Attorney's. Very polite conversations and wise…read moreadvise along the way. No false predictions. I felt from the beginning, I was being taken care of, and was offered all options for my moderate injury. Even though I had a pre-existing injury, they were able to prove additional injury sustained from a rear end accident. I would recommend and will return if needed in the future!

Been working with attorney Hazen for a while now. To say my divorce has been long, messy and drawn…read moreout would be an understatement but Ms Hazen has been extremely helpful throughout the entire process. I don't know what I would have done, or do, without all of her and her team's help and support. I have put full trust in her and she does not disappoint!

I am here in hopes to prevent others from having to experience the trauma and consequences from…read moreworking with Dan Gartzke at Boardman and Clark, that my Children, my family and I have. Despite being completely aware that my case stemmed from domestic abuse and alcohol problems, Dan often told me "I am not experienced with abuse". I begged and pleaded that he address and take action on the matter, as it is not something anyone should ever have to endure. There is no indication that the abusive narcissistic behaviors to me and the children, will ever cease let alone lessen. Throughout the 2+ years of working with Dan, I felt lost, overwhelmed, had an increase in anxiety, constant fear and no trust. I do not feel he helped guide me through the legal processes, purposes, options, expectations etc., often times failing to even inform or let me know of existence. Ex: I maybe heard the word- subpoena a few times ever in my life. Dan sure did share frustration that certain individuals would not testify but yet failed to mention there was such a thing as being subpoened. He misplaced my witness list, missed deadlines (yes this was also my responsibility when known), did not submit or follow correct processes for a few motions and did absolutely literally nothing for property division. No care in the world that I now endure more and more debt as one result while another is loss. Loss of pictures, memorable items, gifts from my children, etc I could go on & on, writing a book has crossed my mind but for now, I am filing a complaint with the State Bar against Attorney Dan Gartzke. Do NOT hire Dan Gartzke- I would not have him represent and fight for my pet bird.

Glorily Lopez is not your advocate…read more Expect the following: - Inflated billing practices - Excessive fees - Inefficient services provided - Unnecessary, unreasonable, and duplicative work When considering the reasonableness of your attorney's fees, you must ask yourself: Were the results obtained by the attorney generally considered successful, or within the reasonable expectations of the parties? Did the client receive a benefit from the services commensurate to the amount of compensation sought by the attorney? Did the client receive fair value for the services performed? Did the client have a reasonable expectation of a fee that would be charged, and if so, what rate and amount? Is the fee charged substantially more or less than the reasonable expectations of the parties? Did the client have any understanding as to the approximate amount of time which would be incurred? Was an estimate provided? If so, how does the fee sought to be charged compare with the estimate? What are the prevailing hourly rates in the legal community in which the services were performed? Did this representation involve peculiar expertise, beyond the capabilities of an average attorney? Is there any reason to believe that the attorney's services or the complexity of the matter required extraordinary effort or talent to justify a fee in excess of rates customarily charged by other attorneys in the community? Was the client kept reasonably informed during the representation of the services being performed and the charges incurred? The answer to the above in the case? NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NOPIDY NOPE. NOPE NOPE NOPE. F*ck no!

An incredibly underwhelming experience with Glorily Lopez…read more Her hourly rate is $230, for which you expect the level of professionalism and knowledge to commensurate with such a high fee. Incognizant of the sensitivity in the area of immigration law, I was bilked close to $7,000 to file* two forms, I-821D and I-601. *The term file is used loosely because none of the two forms were actually filed or completed. In my opinion, the fees charged were unreasonable, excessive, duplicative, and inefficient. Glorily did not accomplish my goals as a client, there were no results, and I received zero benefit from the services for which Glorily was compensated for. Instead of continuing to pour my funds into an endless pit, I decided to end her representation and obtained another attorney for a fraction of the fee and was able to prevail in my case. For all those unaware, there is a program within the State Bar of Wisconsin where you can confidentially elect to file a Fee Arbitration form to contest the fees. Here's the website: https://www.wisbar.org/forpublic/ihaveadisputewithmylawyer/pages/fee-arbitration-program.aspx The cost is as low as $25, depending on the fee in dispute. I would highly suggest partaking in this program, made available to anyone who has a fee dispute with their attorney.