By Anonymous September 11, 2014
Horrible customers service ...read more
By fkamal77 March 28, 2014
Hi, I'm a former client of Mr. Jason Dalley, having availed his services in 2002. Can he please get in touch with me. My email address is farrukh_kamal149@yahoo.com ...read more
By Meko4u2 October 17, 2013
If I could give them a zero I would! I was in a car accident in the beginning of last year. My case settled in November and I'm still waiting for my settlement almost a year later. Whenever I asked to speak to the lawyer I would be transferred to everyone but him. There are very few people in this firm who are polite and I look forward to filing every complaint I can to them. ...read more
Gotten into a car accident? Wondering what to do next? Well, you found the right article. Car accidents and injuries can be scary, nerve-wracking and a pain in the backside. Peter Porcaro, your (future) attorney, has litigated car accidents and personal injuries for years. Follow his steps to get started on the right path: If you have any questions, call us at 561-450-9355 for a free strategy session. Drive to a safe area, away from traffic. It is important, if it is safe, to move your car from the main road. The last thing you need is a distracted driver rear ending your car. If you cannot move your car out of the way, put your hazard lights on so others can drive past! Hazard warning flasher button Park your car and get out. After you park, turn off your engine, and take a DEEP breath and relax. Before getting out, check for cars approaching. If you have traffic cones or flares, feel free to use them around your car’s parameter. Check to make sure those involved are OK. Whether it be passengers, pedestrians, check on all the other parties involved. If anyone is injured, call 911 immediately. If someone is seriously injured, do not move them! They may have a spinal injury and any movement can cause paralysis. Even dizziness should be checked by a healthcare professional. Call the police to the scene Even if the accident is minor, a police accident report can help when dealing with insurance and the other driver involved. It is best to cooperate with police, but avoid blaming anyone or causing conflict. The police can objectively judge what occurred and determine who is at fault (if anyone). Sometimes police can’t make it to the scene, especially if there are no injuries. If this is your case, you can file an accident report through your state’s DMV. Call the DMV or go to their website! Gather information about the accident Write down as much info as possible, like: Driver and passenger names License plate numbers Insurance info Makes and models of all vehicles involved Contact info for any eyewitnesses Location of the accident The name and badge number of any responding police officers Take photos of the scene Pull out your smartphone and snap some pictures of the accident scene, along with the road and the circumstance. Get started with your insurance claim. Call us for your FREE strategy session.561-450-93557. Relax Sit back and Relax – Porcaro Law will take care of the rest. ...read more
By Porcaro Law Group December 08, 2017
Getting a legal internship can help boost your career by giving you the much needed experience to place on your resume. A job canidate that has just left school but has several intern experiences under his belt will have a better chance getting a new position in a law firm than a job canidate that doe... ...read more
Low income people sometimes have a difficult time receiving legal help. Many do not know they have the opportunity to receive free legal help. Some of these services available to them are by public service charities, volunteer lawyers and law student clinics. People seeking information on these progra... ...read more
