Corey Law Firm Profile & Reviews

At first I thought he’d help me, but once I told him my history he judged me and he didn’t want to spend his money on my case. Even though my doctor’s harmed me a great deal and he give saw the damage that was done. I honestly had high hopes. It doesn’t give anyone the right to exclude me just because of my history. I suffered a tremendous tragedy at a young age and I didn’t know how to cope. I did make wrong decisions, I admit that. Plus it was over 12 years ago that I made the wrong choice. What happened to me with my doctor’s happened in May of last year. I’ve lost identity and my health. I feel worthless and he made me feel even worse then I was before. I thought he would have been a great lawyer, and my hopes were high, but he’s just like everyone else.

Good lawyers very clean establishment

Steve Teller represented me on a case that we closed just today. While I don’t know him well (yet), I am extremely impressed with both his persona and practice. He went out of his way to be extraordinarily respectful of some of my differences, and genuinely fought hard for me. Our opponent on the case was a massive corporation that had first wronged me, then tried to deny their wrongdoing, and finally they brought terrifying and unscrupulous lawyers to their side of the table to muddy the waters with counteraccusations and vile lies. But unlike 90% of attorneys out there, I believe Steve truly cares about the Little Guy and he really went to bat for me on a case that I thought was hopeless at times- fighting against a dug-in Goliath with limitless resources. But Steve never quit advocating for me, and in the end we eked out a modest victory. Even though we achieved merely a moderate settlement that was not necessarily lifechanging money, I couldn’t have felt more happy and vindicated (and plan to put that couple thousand G’s to good use). While I can’t speak for how every case goes, or to the ultimate depths and breadths of his legal acumen, this case here did Steve Teller Law some serious credit… And I can’t thank you enough, Steve.