After an injury at work I was referred to the Randy Taradash work comp law firm by my real estate attorney. I called and spoke with attorney Dan Johnson. He advised me to see a doctor that he recommended. After the initial diagnosis of nerve or ligament damage I called Mr. Johnson to inform him of the initial diagnosis and had to leave a message-twice. I received no return calls from Mr. Dan Johnson. Turns out the doctor that he sent me to is an insurance doctor. Confirmed by three other w/c attorneys. Now the case became an uphill battle thanks to Mr. Johnson at the Taradash law firm. My experience with the Taradash law firm is that Mr Johnson is an insurance attorney not a w/c attorney for anyone with a work injury. At best he is the sloppiest, most unknowledgeable attorney to seek advice from should you become injured.

After an injury at work I was referred to the Randy Taradash work comp law firm by my real estate attorney. I called and spoke with attorney Dan Johnson. He advised me to see a doctor that he recommended. After the initial diagnosis of nerve or ligament damage I called Mr. Johnson to inform him of the initial diagnosis and had to leave a message-twice. I received no return calls from Mr. Dan Johnson. Turns out the doctor that he sent me to is an insurance doctor. Confirmed by three other w/c attorneys. Now the case became an uphill battle thanks to Mr. Johnson at the Taradash law firm. My experience with the Taradash law firm is that Mr Johnson is an insurance attorney not a w/c attorney for anyone with a work injury. At best he is the sloppiest, most unknowledgeable attorney to seek advice from should you become injured.

After an injury at work I was referred to the Randy Taradash work comp law firm by my real estate attorney. I called and spoke with attorney Dan Johnson. He advised me to see a doctor that he recommended. After the initial diagnosis of nerve or ligament damage I called Mr. Johnson to inform him of the initial diagnosis and had to leave a message-twice. I received no return calls from Mr. Dan Johnson. Turns out the doctor that he sent me to is an insurance doctor. Confirmed by three other w/c attorneys. Now the case became an uphill battle thanks to Mr. Johnson at the Taradash law firm. My experience with the Taradash law firm is that Mr Johnson is an insurance attorney not a w/c attorney for anyone with a work injury. At best he is the sloppiest, most unknowledgeable attorney to seek advice from should you become injured.