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Desiree Mitchell

I highly recommend attorney Jim Dwyer and his assistant Savannah. They have guided me through my first accident and now my second. They are always extremely informative and make sure I have a thorough understanding of what's going on. If I ever have any questions they are there to answer them. I am always met with empathy, kindness and the reassurance that I am in good hands. It's been great to work with them and they have continued to make an unfortunate situation better. I couldn't have done it without them. If you're looking for an attorney I HIGHLY recommend Jim and his team.

Ben Feller

I was recommended Jim Dwyer back in 2009 after I had a really bad accident . I know lawyers get a bad wrap , but Jim was great. Anytime I had questions he would answer and explain to me how things worked and how they didn’t work . In 2020 I had another horrible accident and my first thought was to get a hold of Jim , why ? Because he is good and thorough and this time through he was the same as the last time consistent, which is what you want. I would highly recommend Jim and I would use him again if and hopefully not get into another accident.

Jim Martin

I truly think Jim is great! He made sure to make sure I got good medical treatment. He wanted me to feel as good as possible, at the end of it all. That seemed above and beyond what an attorney would do, and I didn’t expect it. Then there was the personal side, which involved kindness and humanity and a real Interest that would come from a friend. Legally, his team was on top of the details, and I got a lot more then I actually anticipated. So to him, I’m thankful, and to anyone who needs a wonderful advocate, I wholeheartedly recommend him.

Judith Allan, DC

I am so grateful for Jim Dwyer! He takes time out of his busy schedule to come and talk to my class of Chiropractic Assistants about PIP (personal injury protection) as it pertains to motor vehicle accidents. I so appreciate his willingness to volunteer his time and share this information with my students. He educates them around the parameters of "so you've been in an accident, now what!" The students are often surprised at what they learn from him about who qualifies and who pays for injuries sustained in an accident. He arms them with the ability to share information with their patients and family members if they have been involved in a motor vehicle accident. Since this information is not readily available from the insurance companies, whose goal it seems is to save money and not a goal of compassion for the injured, he has developed a great web site that helps us all move through this especially stressful time. Through his own compassionate nature he is leading the charge and getting the word out when the question arises, "so you've been in an accident, now what?!?!"