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I was referred to Aaron Allison by another law firm due to the complexities of having both a personal injury and worker’s comp claim to navigate. After my initial consultation I felt comfortable and confident with Aaron representing me. I told him that I wanted an attorney that would do all the heavy lifting for my case as I was busy navigating a job change/graduate school while dealing with my car in the repair shop and an injury. He did that and only reached out to me as needed to provide status updates. I was satisfied with the settlement he obtained for me and appreciated his professionalism throughout the process. I am glad I chose Aaron to represent me and highly recommend him.
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