Best lawyers ever. Pricey but its expected, they do amazing work and are knowledgeable.

Mr. Hamrock saved my life. Nine years ago I made a foolish decision that could have dramatically changed the route of my life forever. After his work, as well as constantly being in touch with me along with his wonderful Administrative Head throughout the process, I received a fair deal and was able to have my case withdrawn from the court. I was facing combined 35 years in prison and was able to work my way through probation. Now I am 29 years old, am an Investment Banker in Manhattan making a seven figure salary. If I had not met this man in my life, the world could be an entirely different place for me. God Bless You Aaron Hamrock and Team.

They were the ones who picked up after Christmas. I was in a very tough situation. They did me a great service. They told me exactly what they were gonna do and low and behold what Hamrock said happened exactly as planned. I couldn’t recommend a better lawyer. I’m very pleased with the results and extremely professional services they provided.

We highly recommend McCarthy & Hamrock! Matt is wonderful! He works hard for you, he's knowledgeable & does not take shortcuts when it comes to getting the best outcome for your case. We are very happy with the representation we received from their office.

I worked with Tom Fowler on two separate accidents. One in 2016 and one in 2017. He was very professional and nice. He was always good about staying in contact and communicating with me about my case. He works very hard for his clients to make sure they get the best service possible and is also very thorough. He is compassionate and understanding and extremely respectful. I recommend Tom to anyone that needs an attorney.

I feel that I was treated nicely and all my questions were most definitely answered. The problem was I didn't know what to ask. Like, will the outcome most likely be the same whether I hire you or not? Answer: About 99.9%-YES. I've never been in this type of situation and I can't say that I even should have been, based on circumstances. The law is the law, as stupid as it may be at times. I understand that my situation was simple. That being said, I feel my attorney did nothing more than I could have done on my own. Actually, I would have done better on my own. I was told certain questions were being asked, on my behalf, but I can't say for sure, cause I never even knew who the PA was, let alone, spoke with her. How do I know if he explained the actual situation, and certain specific details? Like I would have done. The PA got the the other side of the story directly from the source, why not directly from me? My attorney obviously didn't tell her much of anything that I said. Certainly not specifics. Emotion always plays a part, regardless of what people say. It's fair to say, hearing it from me, is far more realistic and reliable. Having done things myself, I may have been offered to, simply take a class (as my attorney explained). I'm sure my Attorney would say it wouldn't have mattered, but nothing is for sure. I was finally going to be able to, at least tell my story, when the judge asked, but before I could open my mouth, he just quickly said, we want such and such. It was not a big important case and he just wanted it over with, as did I, but not like that. It may not be a big deal to him but it's my life, my future and my sense of self and knowing that I did everything I could to tell the truth, and explain exactly what happened is a HUGE deal to me. If my attorney wasn't going to do that, then I should have been afforded the right to do it myself. I just thought that is why I hired him. I know my simple little case is not a big concern to anyone and most likely, it would have had the same outcome, but I needed that for myself. I'm only sorry I didn't know, my side, would not be heard. If for no other reason than to give me peace of mind. I just thought if I hired an attorney they would fight a little harder to get me the best deal. If I knew then, that I would never utter a word or even be asked/allowed if I wanted to say anything, I would never of been ok with that. Supposedly my attorney told what happened during the incident. Even then, I still don't think I should be spoken for entirely, unless I knew and agree on said fact ahead of time. If the state is going to put me through all this unnecessary doing then it's my right to at least be heard in court for whatever reason I feel necessary. After all it's about me, I shouldn't feel invisible. I just wish he would have been more tuned into what I felt as much as he was in just getting it done. It's an assembly line of case, and I know that, but just because he deals with this all the time doesn't mean I ever have, and it's my character that's shattered. It would of been beneficial to know that no one would ever really hear my side from my perspective(from him or me). Bottom line: I'm not so sure he really did much of anything I couldn't do myself & he should've told me, that it would most likely be the same outcome with or without him, before I deferred my bills to pay him. The only difference is I may of actually been heard, knowing without a doubt, my side was told in its entirety and I'd done all I could. Emotions play a part in everything even when they aren't supposed to. The judge IS human, maybe she would have recommended something better to the PA- or better yet maybe if my attorney would've told the judge what we were requesting from the PA, but were told no, she could have brought it back up to the PA or at least asked again. He just accepted no on the initial request to take a class. Who knows if he ever even tried debating it with her? I thought that's what attorneys did. Very frustrating, I could've done more on my own.

They did a great job on giving me advice and helping me with my current situation