Moseley Collins Law

Moseley has practiced personal injury law for over 40 years, helping clients recover damages from severe injuries caused by car collisions or medical negligence. He was a volunteer attorney in the District Attorney’s Office and Public Defender’s Office while working for a corporate firm. From these valuable roles, Moseley learned about the law and the human souls it seeks to rehabilitate. He also served as the founding president of MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) in Santa Clara County and continues to support the organization financially. Other organizations Moseley supports with his time and money include the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services, the Bible, and the Sacramento Children’s Home. Moseley also serves locally as a settlement judge pro tem in the county of El Dorado. While he is called to teach the Bible and support his community, he truly loves practicing law, which allows him to be there for others who are hurting and need help. He cannot change or erase the past, and he cannot remove pain. But he can offer hope and a new life.

The reviews show that most clients did not receive legal assistance but were highly impressed with the kind, supportive way the law firm communicated. Many mentioned employees, such as Sarah Licha and Tiana Butts, who were particularly helpful in providing resources and information on how to proceed, even when the firm couldn’t take the case on. Loremna Ordaz was mentioned as a supportive member of the team who guided one in the right direction. These employees are described as the contact before becoming a customer. The excellent customer service and going above and beyond to support search for the help needed is very significant. A star rating is a detailed customer service review that all the customers were impressed with the supportive customer service, which is why they have a top star rating. Clients are grateful for the help and communication in the process of searching for help in the unfortunate situation and advise colleagues and family members to consider the law firm, depending on the nature of the case. This indicates that it is a client-based place that provides legal services the client needs when faced with a legal problem, even if it indicates the law firm does not handle the type of law they practice.