Wrona Law Firm

Eddie Rubio _{on Google}

Jul 29th, 2022

Read the newspapers about this lowlife

Nicolien Magrath Bongaerts _{on Google}

Aug 24th, 2020

Had a pretty bad experience on a personal injury case. Everything seemed ok until the end when it wasn't reported to me, the client, that my healthcare provider had placed a lien on my plan until 13 months after they sent this firm a letter in the mail. I called my provider who said they mailed the notice in May 2019, and I was told by Wrona Law in April of 2020, almost a full year later. I was told it "had been misplaced." Not very comforting to hear when it comes to legal paperwork, vital to my case. While we did reach a settlement, I agreed to a certain amount because my attorney at Wrona said the standard reduction for these liens is anywhere from 15-30% since I was not liable for the medical bills caused by someone else's negligence. I only at the last possible moment found out that my healthcare plan was employer funded, and called both United Health and the company looking to settle the lien, as well as lawyer friends for a second opinion, to find out that Wrona Law should have known that the employer funded plan in their initial findings about my case. Their mistake cost me over $1,500, which doesn't seem like much to many people but is a lot to me. I had to personally spend hours on end with the healthcare provider to get a 10% reduction in the lien and they were happy to do this in the end. They said my attorney never tried. Disappointing to know that after they get a settlement cut (33.33% not including fees), they stop working for you at the very end and most important time. I was advised to email the firm owner, Joe Wrona, to voice my concerns and this was what he said in his response: "The fact that you dont want to pay the fee you agreed to pay Is not an unusual feature of Park City business dealing." Nice leadership...nice thing to say about a member of our local community. I sure as hell hope I don't get badly injured by someone else's negligence again and have to turn to a personal injury lawyer / ambulance chaser, but if I do, I will be going elsewhere in the future.