By Cardinal Herring on March 24, 2016 Verified by Guest

I deeply regret hiring Park and Chenaur for legal help following my auto accident in November of 2013. Delay after delay stretched out to well over two years after my accident before they even got me an arbitration hearing. I had great medical evidence and testimony from my Dr. as to the injuries that were suffered in this accident and Mr. Pustai told me several times that he fully expected to get the most allowed at arbitration based on my case. A week or two before my hearing Mr. Pustai tells me casually that he won't be at my hearing but that he will send Mr. Andrew Kim in his place. I was assured that Mr. Kim was experienced and more than capable. After an absolutely horrible job of presenting my case to the arbitrator and on the way out of the arbitration hearing Mr. Kim discloses to me that he really hopes that I felt like I got my money's worth because he had never done that before. I was absolutely shocked. I never felt like Mr. Pustai was ever sincere with me but for him to send a total rookie with ZERO experience to represent me while telling me he was seasoned was the last straw. When confronted with this news Mr. Pustai still tried to sheepishly claim that Mr. Kim was experienced and instead lamely offered a discount after no longer being able to deny that Mr. Kim was an inexperienced rookie. What I signed on for was top notch professional legal help (which is what I was promised by Lola Serna and Mik Pustai) but what I received was bush league rookie help and I can't describe how disappointed I am with the whole process and the results. Rick Park had to eventually step in to clean up the mess that Mr. Pustai left him, finally getting me a meager check. (Less than half of what Mr. Pustai told me he could get me based on the evidence prior to the arbitration hearing.) Mr. Park apologized for the way things transpired and he made me his top priority to try to make up for my poor treatment. I hold Mr. Pustai directly responsible for not showing up to my hearing, sending a person with ZERO arbitration hearing experience in his place, and then just basically abandoning the case making me go to Mr. Park to clean up the mess. It was a horrible experience and I would honestly advise anyone needing caring, timely, and sincere legal help to look elsewhere.

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By Cardinal Herring on March 24, 2016 Verified by Guest

I deeply regret hiring Park and Chenaur for legal help following my auto accident in November of 2013. Delay after delay stretched out to well over two years after my accident before they even got me an arbitration hearing. I had great medical evidence and testimony from my Dr. as to the injuries that were suffered in this accident and Mr. Pustai told me several times that he fully expected to get the most allowed at arbitration based on my case. A week or two before my hearing Mr. Pustai tells me casually that he won't be at my hearing but that he will send Mr. Andrew Kim in his place. I was assured that Mr. Kim was experienced and more than capable. After an absolutely horrible job of presenting my case to the arbitrator and on the way out of the arbitration hearing Mr. Kim discloses to me that he really hopes that I felt like I got my money's worth because he had never done that before. I was absolutely shocked. I never felt like Mr. Pustai was ever sincere with me but for him to send a total rookie with ZERO experience to represent me while telling me he was seasoned was the last straw. When confronted with this news Mr. Pustai still tried to sheepishly claim that Mr. Kim was experienced and instead lamely offered a discount after no longer being able to deny that Mr. Kim was an inexperienced rookie. What I signed on for was top notch professional legal help (which is what I was promised by Lola Serna and Mik Pustai) but what I received was bush league rookie help and I can't describe how disappointed I am with the whole process and the results. Rick Park had to eventually step in to clean up the mess that Mr. Pustai left him, finally getting me a meager check. (Less than half of what Mr. Pustai told me he could get me based on the evidence prior to the arbitration hearing.) Mr. Park apologized for the way things transpired and he made me his top priority to try to make up for my poor treatment. I hold Mr. Pustai directly responsible for not showing up to my hearing, sending a person with ZERO arbitration hearing experience in his place, and then just basically abandoning the case making me go to Mr. Park to clean up the mess. It was a horrible experience and I would honestly advise anyone needing caring, timely, and sincere legal help to look elsewhere.

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