Advocates for Your
Wealth & Health
Advocates for Your
Wealth & Health
If you’ve been dreading the thought of putting together an estate plan, Greg is the guy you want on your side. “Solve it and get it done” is the motto he lives by. Greg will make the process as painless as possible without cutting any corners. He makes sure your money supports your life the way you want it to.
Discover how Greg can help build, protect, and transfer your wealth.
The law gives Braden a pragmatic way to solve problems using his background in clinical psychology. He is a talented presenter in the courtroom, as he understands how to effectively question witnesses and relay information.
Learn why Braden is a great advocate for you in the courtroom.
Vaccines do not pose any serious risk for most of the population. However, it is widely accepted that, like any medicine, they can and do cause side effects in a small percentage of their recipients. In these situations, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program may provide you with a financial settlement.
Rather than suing the pharmaceutical company or the doctor who administered the vaccine, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program offers a no-fault payout on behalf of unsuspecting victims. Still, before you receive compensation, you must file a petition and pass the approval process. Contact us today to see if you could be a candidate.
We are often described as being each other’s opposites, but we complement each other well. Greg has the warm, down-to-earth demeanor that our clients know and love. He thrives off of meeting new people and always strives to make the estate planning and probate processes as efficient and stress-free as they can be.
Braden, on the other hand, shines when he is preparing evidence and presenting in trial. Sometimes, he will spend 14 hours straight researching for a case and leave the office with complete satisfaction. He is full of intensity, yet always composed and professional, which benefits him and his clients in the courtroom.
If there’s one thing the two of us agree on, it’s the importance of being objective and pragmatic. We’re both resourceful problem solvers by nature, and that trait carries over into how we practice law. Therefore, we try to adapt our styles to best fit the situation we are in.
In the courtroom, we are as aggressive as the case calls for. We tailor the amount of risk we take to the level our client is comfortable with. Some cases require strong-willed representation, and others benefit from a more collaborative technique. Rather than using the same strategy each time, we prefer to customize our plan of action.
