I initially had a personal consulting with Clayton Morrison Sr. He agreed represent me and take on…read moremy personal injury case. Litigation, and negotiating a settlement can take extended periods of time The court system is backlogged. You have to know going on the process takes time. And this case took some time. I knew it would, he told me upfront. Clayton did everything, I didn't have to do anything. When time came for me my case to be heard, Clayton talked to me about the process so I would know what to expect. I found Clayton easy to talk to, knowledgeable, experienced, professional and personable. He's a busy attorney for a reason. I had a hard time getting in contact with him. I understand it was because of his busy schedule. Eventually we connected and all was well. Clayton went out of his way to help me in a difficult situation. And this was well after the case was closed. I would go to him again if I found myself in a situation that needed those representative services. I confidently recommend Clayton Sr. to help you with your potential case. Call for a free consultation.

I was represented in an auto accident my company suffered with over $470,000 worth of loss proven…read moreby a forensic economist And after a three-year settlement we brought less than $20,000 I would recommend to look around

Mr. Roberts is a very understanding and highly skilled attorney. He has low-key style paired with…read morea highly analytical mind. He is well respected among his attorney peers for his knowledge in personal injury law and criminal defense.

Adam is an amazing attorney. He is very easy to work with and very friendly and compassionate. He…read moredid an amazing job on my case. If you need an attorney, I highly recommend Adam. His assistant, Dawn, is also very friendly and very helpful. They are both easy to work with and are easy to get ahold of.

These are personal injury lawyers. They are a small, independent firm and have been practicing for…read moreover 30 years. I worked with Mr. Dobbins, who was really helpful and obviously knew his stuff. He answered all of my questions and was available to take/return my phone calls. Convenient location downtown.

I've had the pleasure of working with this law firm and two attorneys and additional advice and…read moreassistance from Mr. Brindle. One of the attorneys has gone on to become the Assistant Attorney General, was sad to see him go because he was just awesome. My second attorney Dan Williams however was equally amazing in his diligence and swift speed to take care of my family court matter. Given that I live in CA and needed assistance in Oregon stat I returned to the same law firm and Dan Williams knew exactly what to do. In a case that typically would have required a week to prepare that was time I could not afford and his legal staff pulled off paperwork prep within a day and half getting my motion filed in three days from initial conact with his office. Without his superior advice and legal direction this matter could have easily cost me a small fortune and likely a more adverse outcome. He wasn't just doing his job he really cared and my family is truly grateful his job began with his varing heart. Thank you Dan!

Steve is a capable attorney who seems to have good relationships with the various opposing counsel,…read moredistrict attorneys, etc. he deals with. The complaint we have, which would lead us not to use him again, or refer to him, is the way he handled client money. He told us his (very high) hourly rate, and asked for a large check upfront to defend a family member. His told us if the case was settled out of court or if there was a plea agreement he would give back any money not due him, and if the case went to trial he would need an even bigger check, and he would apply any balance from the first check to the trial budget. Trying to budget for the potential legal costs, after a while, mostly waiting for the grand jury to convene, before we knew which way things were going, plea or trial, we asked Steve to tell us how many hours he had spent on the case. We were shocked that he rebuffed our request, saying if we weren't happy with his representation he would be glad to refer us to another lawyer. We hadn't complained at all about his service, and explained we were asking for budgeting reasons. He repeated his offer to refer us out. We experienced this as unprofessional, and suspected his unwillingness to account for his time violated Bar Association Rules of Ethics. His "offer" to refer us to someone else felt like a threat; he knew we didn't want to, and couldn't afford to, start all over again with another attorney. As he expected, we didn't ask again for an accounting. The family member took a plea deal. Even Steve said it was a very open and shut case. He kept us informed of his conversations with the police and DA, there were no forensics or experts or sleuthing involved, the plea agreement didn't involve negotiations, it was something the DA outlined and didn't budge from, we were in court less than 20 minutes, we and his client met with him only once, and we spoke on the phone less than an hour total (we were careful to use our time judiciously); there simply wasn't a lot of lawyer time required, yet Steve made no move to return any money to us. We felt like we had a fair idea of how much time he had spent on our case.We made our most generous estimate of his time, times his hourly fee, and then added another 10 hours to make sure we were being fair, and still the amount he took from us was significantly more than the hours we estimated. The problem is that we never knew how much time he put in because he didn't seem to keep track of his time, or if he did, he never revealed it to us, even when we asked, even when the case was over. We would have felt better if, instead of misrepresenting to us that he billed on an hourly basis, he'd he said something like, "I charge a flat rate of $20,000 for my time on anything that happens short of a trial" ("any experts, etc.to be billed to you separately"), which seems to be the case. We could have made an informed decision. Probably a different decision. Instead we were left with a very bad taste in our mouths, that he wasn't willing to be accountable for his time, and confident that he billed us for more hours than he worked. I was going to say that Steve might be a good choice for people for whom money is no concern, but I hesitate to say that because the way he dealt with us about money seemed dishonest, which is a problem no matter what your socioeconomic situation is.

If you tried to rape somebody and need an attorney with no shame, Mr. House is your guy.read more

My small business ordered signs on 2 occasions: an A-frame and 5'x7' banner sign. Mike was very…read morehelpful, knowledgeable and provided excellent quality. The order process was easy and I found prices to be good too. Highly recommended!

Mike @ Budget Signs is great!! He has helped me with a few different projects now. He has helped me…read morewith design and installation as well. If you need a great sign company and want great prices give them a call.

Very professional and successful representation. They know how to do their work well. Well worth…read moretheir time and effort on my behalf. B. Pruitt

This organization lacks professionalism and integrity. They had scheduled a deposition to which I…read morechanged my entire work schedule to accommodate this meeting. Apparently the case involved was"dismissed" but no one bothered to tell me about it. Total lack of communication with a "could care less" attitude. Do not recommend nor trust this group.