Reviewers split sharply: many praise named staff like Gary Novins and Sonia Canales for responsiveness and swift outcomes; others report unreturned calls, dismissive treatment, and unexpectedly high fees that cut settlement amounts significantly. The firm's website lists service areas (Puerto Rico) it does not actually serve, and fee disputes recur.
Note: this firm primarily practices personal injury, car accidents, and workers compensation, not foreclosure or loan modification. Review evidence for their directory categories (loan-modification, foreclosure-service) is absent.
Clients consistently describe James Toner as a highly responsive attorney who breaks down legal steps clearly and delivers results promptly. Long-term relationships form from his combination of courtroom skill, genuine care for clients, and ability to handle complex cases efficiently across multiple practice areas.
Clients consistently report strong personal attention from named attorneys (Scott Migden, Michael Zigismund, Jared Flanery) who respond quickly and explain options clearly at every stage. Cases span immigration, registry reduction, and family law, with repeated praise for transparency about odds and genuine support through lengthy processes. The firm's website lists criminal defense and related categories, though reviews focus on immigration, sex offender registry work, and family matters. Paralegal Emily Zarceno and support staff are noted for attentiveness. One complaint mentions consultation fees; most reviews emphasize professionalism and dedication, with some staff answering calls outside business hours.
Five-star clients praise Speedy Lien's responsive and efficient lien filing, naming staff like Skyler and Dillon as patient professionals who deliver results. One-star reviewers report hostile treatment, especially from owner Mark Nash, along with billing disputes and failure to catch property refinances before liens expired. Recent positive feedback highlights fast turnaround and clear communication. However, older complaints persist about the company not catching critical property events and billing friction after service completion.
Last updated 2026-08-27