Client Testimonials Make Us Proud

By Zane T. Cagle | January 3, 2021 | Car Accidents, Featured, Personal Injury, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death

Here at The Cagle Law Firm, we pride ourselves on providing clients with the best representation possible. To us, this means making sure we’re communicating with the client at all stages of the process and earning the client’s trust. While many firms make this claim, few back it up. This leads to poor word of mouth and gives all attorneys a bad name. But at The Cagle Law Firm, we’re very happy to report that most, if not all, of our former clients are happy with their representation and would recommend us to friends and relatives.

But you don’t have to take our word for this. A few former clients were gracious enough to sit down and explain how The Cagle Law Firm helped in their respective cases and explain the service and communication they received. In the first video, the client explains that he was unsure of wanting to litigate and expressed a general distrust towards lawyers. But, fortunately, we were able to earn this man’s trust. Hopefully, we showed him that not all attorneys are looking to take a case, get a quick paycheck, and move on. We wanted a complicated process to be made as simple as possible. As he says, he has a wife and kids to look after, so the lawsuit may have to take a backseat to the pressing needs of family and work. But at The Cagle Law Firm, we make sure that the case is given its proper attention while you work on getting your health back.

In the second video, the client explains the ease he felt with his attorney and the communication this attorney provided him. As this client says, he didn’t have to filter his communication through a secretary or paralegal. He was getting calls directly from his attorney, allowing him to know exactly how his case was proceeding and answering any questions this gentleman may have had. This process is not a quick one, and many lawsuits can take time to resolve. But as the client says, the Missouri car accident attorneys at The Cagle Law Firm provided him with honest answers, told him exactly what was happening, and gave him ideas on what to expect moving forward. All told, it was a very positive experience for him, and we’re happy to hear it.

Stories like these make us happy to provide quality individuals with quality representation. These people didn’t want to jump into the legal arena for fun. For many people, it’s not at all enjoyable to be tied up in litigation. It’s a long, complicated, frustrating process, and no client voluntarily puts themselves through it. This is why we take such pride in our customer service because we fully understand that this isn’t a game. When someone gets injured, it takes money out of their pocket. This is money people need to pay the rent, put food on the table for their children, put aside for retirement, or simply enjoy life. And when the negligence of someone else puts those life necessities at risk, you need strong representation to have your back.

At The Cagle Law Firm, we’re proud to produce quality results and satisfied clients. If you need representation in Missouri, Illinois, or Kentucky because the negligence of others has injured you, we’d be proud to represent you. Call the Missouri personal injury attorneys at (314) 276-1681 today for a free consultation. We’d be honored to produce another satisfied client.

About The Author

Zane T. Cagle

Zane T. Cagle is the founding president and lead trial attorney at The Cagle Law Firm. With a strong dedication to his clients, he has built a reputation for his tenacious representation in personal injury cases, ensuring each client's unique story is heard.Areas of Practice: Personal injury, motor vehicle accidents, wrongful death.Bar Admissions: Supreme Court of Missouri, Illinois & Kentucky. Superior Court of U.S. Virgin IslandsEducation: Washington University School of Law.Awards: Super Lawyers, Top 40 Under 40 by The National Trial Lawyers Association, 10 Best in Missouri for Customer Satisfaction.

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