Client Comments

Anesi, Ozmon, Rodin, Novak & Kohen Ltd.

It is personally and professionally gratifying when clients tell us about how our work on their behalf has impacted their lives for the better:

"Money doesn't take away the pain. Money doesn't give you your dignity back. You can have all the money in the world and not want to look in the mirror. What you have always done for me is treat me with respect and humility. Money can never buy that. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

"I truly appreciate your patience and the manner in which you dealt with my uncertainties and concerns. I am confident that my case is in good hands (and minds) and that I am fortunate to have her in my corner.”

"Every phase of [his] courtroom behavior was phenomenal; he made the other attorneys (three of them!) look like hacks.”

"My initial confidence in [him] was more than repaid. He is a gifted attorney; even the jurors were asking for his business card! But more than that he is a caring and compassionate individual, qualities so vital and so gratefully appreciated when one is involved with the traumatic nature of a trial.”

"From the very first day that we met you almost four years ago, you made a very difficult time much easier. My children and I will always be grateful for your diligence and compassion.”

"Thank you for winning my case. You did a great job. I found the entire process very interesting and educational, [but] I hope I never have to go to court again.”

"This is not about malpractice insurance or about physicians leaving the state. In fact, it is about hospitals/doctors becoming more accountable, insurance companies creating equities and quality assurance being in place, to protect people as BEST as the system can. No one and nothing is perfect. What I have learned from you, I can help teach others. I choose to believe, we will, we are and always will be friends.”

"Everything turned out fine. Thanks a million. You're a friend and also considered family.”

"His handling of the case was extraordinarily impressive. He was thorough in his research and preparation far beyond what one might expect; he became a veritable expert on injuries of the ankle and their treatment. His ability throughout the trial to recall and refer to [the] literature was devastating to the defendant's attorney.”