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Abels & Annes, P.C.
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This was my first injury accident legal situation so I had never been in this type of situation before. That's when I looked up Abels & Annes. I was very fortunate that he was able to take my case. The accident had turned into some major injuries and I had started paying out-of-pocket for many of my medical bills. Dave explained his area of expertise and made me feel very comfortable.
It took almost a year for the whole process. Katie, another of the attorneys, kept my apprised of the situation. They were very detailed and communicated well. I felt very secure with professionals looking out for my interests. They didn't talk down to me and explained things in terms I understood. When I was nervous about asking something, they always said, "There's no such thing as a stupid question." I felt very comfortable communicating with them.
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