Justice Law Collaborative, LLC

Justice Law Collaborative is highly regarded for their knowledge and commitment in handling sensitive sexual abuse cases. They are a trusted choice for those seeking strong, compassionate representation. Kim Dougherty, Paula Bliss, and Laura Yeager stand out for their commitment and leadership in these important cases.

I absolutely had to give five stars. They always responded to emails. I was able to speak on the phone. I knew without a single doubt from day 1, I was heard. I do believe, through my experience with J.L.C., they have fought for a large number of people. I know this. Because they fought for me. And it made me better person. To have someone finally listen? I say someone, it's everyone in this building, that cares. More than you think. My closure has been found, thanks to everyone at Justice Law Collaborative.

I cannot recommend Attorney Guagenty highly enough! As a highly skilled and dedicated lawyer, she consistently goes above and beyond for her clients. Attorney Guagenty is not only incredibly knowledgeable in her field but also compassionate, patient, and truly invested in achieving the best possible outcome. What sets her apart is her unwavering attention to detail, strategic thinking, and ability to make even the most complex legal matters feel manageable. Whether offering sound legal advice, fiercely advocating in court, or simply providing reassurance during stressful times, she is the kind of attorney everyone hopes to have in their corner. If you're looking for a lawyer who is professional, ethical, and truly cares about their clients, look no further.

Would also like to give a 0 they obviously know nothing about firefighters and cancer but led me on for 3 years then didn't have the decency to talk to me on the phone claimed they tried to reach me in June but just got a letter today from someone I never worked with named Laura that my case was dismissed should've known they were a joke but Molly led me to believe there was no doubt I would get a settlement

If I could give 0 I would. Don't bother with that "trauma" informed anything. It's essentially like talking to a waitress at a diner. And if it is for troubled teen programs unless it's 100% SA they can not help you, but they will not tell you that and put you through all interviews and document gathering anyway. You'll feel worse afterward. Seek a different attorney if anything.