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Amandavia Google

19 days ago

This law firm is the absolute best! They fought so hard for my ssdi and in the end I was awarded it! I highly recommend them for any and everything! The kindness and effort they put fourth into every client is impeccable!! Thank you Marasco & Nesselbush law firm for all you do for us!! I'll always be a faithful client!

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Genaro Perezvia Google

23 days ago

First of all I would love to take Haddasha and Alicia Bianco home with me, that's how well they treated me. We became family! They were excellent especially with communication. I will continue to recommend my family and friends to Marasco & Nesselbush.

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Jennifervia Google

about 1 month ago

I haven’t even met the attorneys yet but the intake process with Mary S. was AMAZING. I have ADHD and PTSD, so she was very patient with me and made sure she got all the important details in order to discuss the case with the firm. When hiring an attorney, having an exceptionally professional intake specialist is an integral part of your business. They are the first point of contact. Mary S was the best in the business and I look forward to working with this firm to get justice for my husband’s death.

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Natanael Cintronvia Google

2 months ago

Before I signed with this firm, they called me every day, emailed me, and texted me. They said, "We're going to work on your case. We'll consult with our partner to see if there's a conflict of interest." They evaluated and reviewed my case. Then, total silence for about two months. They contacted me, but they haven't received my records. I'm a patient who is allergic to chlorine. I've had allergy tests that have come back positive since I was a child. Now, I can't have chlorine in my house. I have to bathe with special filters; I can't swim in a pool. At the Rhode Island hospital, on more than one occasion—around five times—they used chlorine on me, which led to me being intubated for several weeks. Not once or twice, but five times. I was intubated because of what I did. Their protocol included a sign saying I was allergic to [unclear - possibly "Breathe-Schung" or "Sn" in some other contexts]. And yet, I kept going back. I contacted this law firm, and they said, "We're going to take your case. We have your record." For four months, I had absolutely no communication with the law firm. Nothing. They said they were reviewing my case. The last thing they told me was that I would contact partner Mari, the notary, and give you an answer in a week. They said, "Give me a week to work on getting back to you about what we're going to do." After that week, they contacted me via email with a simple "they can't take my case," saying that if we don't go, we have to prove I'm allergic. But the allergy test is right there, the evidence of how many times I was intubated, the doctors' written records explaining why I was intubated. That was it. So I started investigating, looking into the hospital's lawyer, and with the people I had met with at the beginning, the hospital's representatives happen to be study partners of several lawyers at this firm, which is kind of strange, I think. So I had to go to Boston to have the case evaluated there to take action because it seems odd that for more than four months they tell me, "Yes, we'll work at your house," and then suddenly overnight, "Oh, we can't work with you." In this case, they haven't even wanted to return my record, nothing. They've left me in limbo, like they're trying to stab me in the back, not knowing that I could be hospitalized for several months, more than three months in the hospital. Now I need to use oxygen, I can't work. All of this is happening at home. I'm 36 years old, I have two daughters. I didn't ask to be unable to work. I went to a hospital to seek help. I went to a hospital because I had a condition, where it's supposed to be the safest place. The Rhode Island hospital put my life at risk more than five times. I can't work because of the oxygen deficiency in my lungs, the damage caused by so many intubations. My body has been severely affected, and this law firm tells me it's difficult because if we go to court, we have to find an expert who can prove that, and it's very, very difficult to prove. Meanwhile, I have to suffer like this, and they call themselves fighting for the health of patients.

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Joshua Mercadovia Google

3 months ago

Had a great experience with this firm. Jim and Sydney did an excellent job handling my motor vehicle accident in Massachusetts. Very professional and always kept in constant communication with me throughout the case. Would highly recommend.