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Arnholt & Staggs Law Office - Columbus, IN

422 5th St. Columbus, IN 47201

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By Anonymous on Apr. 29, 2021
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Tim is a great lawyer - won my claim in just a few months even though I know disability usually takes a couple of years. Tim went out of his way to meet me (at a McDonalds by my house ha ha) when my car broke down and I couldn't come to his office and he spent almost two hours talking to me that first day and helping me understand my case. Every time I talked to him, he treated me like a friend and a equal. He's a good guy and he knows his stuff. and never made me feel like just a client.

By Anonymous on May. 14, 2020

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4 years ago I had a appointment with Tim staggs he left me sitting for 1hour and half time he got with me he only had 5 minutes cause he was rented a space for only a few hours 1 day a week no matter I got a new lawyer now

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replied on May. 06, 2021
On review of my notes from this appointment, this was a prospective client who missed an appointment for a free consultation at our satellite office location (where we rent space by the hour) on a Wednesday but showed up unexpectedly on the following Wednesday. Assuming she simply had the wrong date for the appointment, I explained that she could reschedule or I could see her when my other appointments for the day were over if she'd like to wait, but that I would have limited time to discuss her case if she did so. She elected to wait and I do not recall how long our meeting was, but I believe it must have been substantially longer than five minutes because I have over a page of detailed notes in an MS Word document from that meeting. I regret that there was apparently some confusion regarding the date of the appointment, but I am confident that I was generous with my time and gave full and proper attention to this consultation.

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