Keith Sachs and Max Englehardt of Metaxas Norman & Pidgeon represented our family in a 7 year series of lawsuits against the same business. We won and saw our judgments vacated 3 or 4 times over the years, due, in part, to legal wrangling by the defendant's succession of law firms.
Unfortunately for us, the plaintiff transferred assets and filed for personal and business bankruptcy protection multiple times, causing our lien to be unenforceable and necessitating more legal actions and expenses on our part to have the judgment transferred to the new (successor) businesses the plaintiff opened.
The reason I mention this is to demonstrate the integrity and compassion this law firm has for its clients was truly proven on these occasions. I believe that most firms would have dropped our case when the expenses ran so high that we that we exhausted our considerable home equity and credit lines. This would have meant that we would never had our case heard by a jury and would always have wondered, what if? read more