Hochberg & Hamar, PLLC

Feedback Summary: Communication is key in any business, and it is a serious concern at Hochberg & Hamar, PLLC. They completely dropped the ball on me. On 11/2025, while on the phone, I faxed critical documentation to the paralegal, and my end confirmed the fax’s success. On 12/1, I emailed the paralegal to confirm that the L&I fax was time-sensitive and whether it had everything needed. On 12/4, he replied about 1 of my questions, ignoring the time-sensitive one. On 12/5, I resend the email, but there was no response. On 12/16 & 12/29, I again sent emails, but there was no reply to the outstanding question. On 1/19, I emailed him again, but there was no response. I called the office on 1/20, only to be told the paralegal was out and that someone would call me back. I followed up my calls on 2/3, 2/5, & 2/9. On 2/10, I was able to speak to someone. He told me plainly that I did this and that wrong, and they did not have my documentation. I tried to communicate, but he told me to stop talking. He said that nothing could warrant engaging him. He then tried to pull out some documentation that I was referring to, but he dismissed it. All he said was the contrary of what the paralegal had initially said. He was rude and condescending to me throughout the call. Additionally, I mentioned to him that he was missing the documented timeline for this case, and grudgingly he allowed me to send it over, which he said would take him up to two weeks. The whole conversation was on a speaker phone, and my friend said that the paralegal was abusive. On 2/27, I called, only to be told nothing had been done on my case. Talking about everything I had sent, talked about, emailed...nothing was done, as if I had never contacted them. I explained the dire consequences I was facing because of their actions, but all I got was a sorry. He promised me that my case would be the #1 priority that week, and I would definitely hear back by the end of the week. On 3/6, I got a call reporting a little bit of forward motion, but the most critical matter would take a couple of months to be resolved, a couple of...