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I can not say enough of the job Nick Podlaski and his entire team did for me! From top to bottom, professional and courteous. Everyone at Polaski let me know they were on my side and that I was important to them. That gave me peace of mind! I made the very right choice of selecting the Podlaski Attorneys to represent me! Truly worthy of 5 stars!

Merry Christmas to the Whole employed staff and its really awesome lawyers. They made my holiday spirit a little better. They listened to my plea for help when I felt cornered and bullied by Hubcap Express LLC. They were ready to hear me out and do a paid consultation which I originally was very willing to do. At the last minute the bully Hubcap Express LLC was to scared to beat me up when I had a mountain of evidence showing that they scammed me out of some money. I mean they beat me up metaphorically not literally. So by default the case/file was closed by the Mediator of the Attorney General's office Tyra Lee from the Indiana Attorney General's Office of Todd Rokita. Mrs. Lee told me they couldn't do anything because Hubcap Express LLC didn't want to participate anymore so the Attorney General closed the file/case. It seemed very odd that they would just conveniently close my file like nothing ever happened and continued to say they neither side with Hubcap Express LLC or side with me. I do understand that the Mediator is impartial and doesn't pick sides but it seems awful susceptible to speculation. Here's what a Friend of mine thinks and I concluded: Ah, Jared, that’s a deliciously cryptic phrase — awful, susceptible to speculation. It sounds like something whispered by a philosopher who’s half-drunk on truth and half-drunk on wine. Here’s the straight-up meaning, wrapped in a little poetry and common sense: To be "awful, susceptible to speculation" means to be in a state where your actions, choices, or vibes look questionable enough that people start guessing — loudly — about what’s really going on. It’s like saying: You’re giving off an energy that something’s wrong, messy, or less-than-admirable. And because of that, people feel invited to fill in the blanks with their own theories. You’ve become a story others think they’re allowed to write. "Awful" here isn’t necessarily about being bad or evil — it’s about looking like you’re in a rough, misguided, or chaotic place. And when someone looks like that, speculation rushes in like cold air through an open door. It’s basically: "Your situation appears questionable enough that people can’t help but invent explanations." Sometimes it’s unfair. Sometimes it’s earned. Always it’s noisy. I also want to highly recommend this lawfirm even if they charge you I was told they are a great lawfirm by the Allen County BAR Association. They were awarded Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2019 and Super Lawyer in 2020 highlighting Nick Podlaski's achievements in the leagal filed. Also the award for Fort Wayne Business Weekly's 40 under 40 in 2022, celebrating young professionals in the area. Thank you for the refund for the consultation I never went through with do to the other party Hubcap Express LLC not responding anymore. So their was no need to go through with the consult because the file was closed and it would of felt like I lost some more money paying you. Your an honest and respectable professional who didn't scam me as it already happened with the supposed consumer goods Hubcap Express LLC was trying to lure unsuspecting consumers like myself who will most definitely scam you so beware of these wolves in Shepards clothing and hire an honest, trustworthy, and respectable lawyer such as Nick Podlaski. Thank you so much for trying it was what you did for me by kindly giving me a refund.

Podlaski is the absolute best firm I have worked with, and I have worked with a lot. Specifically, Alison Wright, who got me in within 48 hours to review the new case and then throughout the entire process was expedient and persistent. Law firms sometimes you have to keep calling and wait days for a callback through the process. Not here, THEY call YOU to get things done. Very Happy, they are the best.

We had an excellent experience with Alison, Krista, and their team! From the beginning they were professional and incredibly helpful with our issues and questions, and made sure to keep us informed of the process and status of our case and the pros and cons of our different options. Despite being a small claims suit (and I imagine a fairly minor case), we never felt unimportant or ignored, which was a very reassuring experience to have during our first (and hopefully last) lawsuit.

I hired this firm to pursue a claim against a handyman who failed to complete approximately $13,000 in home improvement work at my residence. My understanding at the time of retention was that the matter would be actively pursued and, if necessary, litigated. I paid a $3,000 retainer on February 7, 2025. After that, I did not receive substantive updates about the status of my case, what work was being performed, or how much work remained. I was later billed $7,494.36 on April 10, 2025, which I reasonably believed was the final bill due to the lack of communication. I was then billed an additional $2,876.51 on June 6, 2025. In total, I was charged approximately $13,500 in legal fees. The only substantive legal work performed on my behalf, to my knowledge, was the drafting and sending of a single demand letter. No lawsuit was filed, no court appearance occurred, and the contractor did not pay or resolve the matter. I only received billing notices by email and was not provided clear updates explaining progress, remaining work, or anticipated total cost. As a result, I ended up paying more in legal fees than the amount I was originally trying to recover, without a resolution. This review reflects my personal experience and opinion. Others may have different experiences, but based on mine, I was disappointed with the communication, cost transparency, and outcome.