Its hard to write this without getting emotional because Jill is one of the women in business, who I have met throughout my life, who I truly admire. I didn't always agree with her; it was a long, ugly & sad case that I was dragged into by a *clever* real estate developer in Salem to protect my elderly parents. We had our moments due to the very emotional nature of the case, but I left the situation with the utmost respect for Jill. She is not an attorney who will drag out a case for financial gain (which I have found out is a classic attorney game), she listened to me patiently, many times through the tears. She was always respectful with the ability to empathize with the trauma of the legal system and (many) unscrupulous attorney's. We had several years together, so I can say with good authority that Jill is not just a good Attorney, she is a good person, invested in a livable outcome, not her ego.

Its hard to write this without getting emotional because Jill is one of the women in business, who I have met throughout my life, who I truly admire. I didn't always agree with her; it was a long, ugly & sad case that I was dragged into by a *clever* real estate developer in Salem to protect my elderly parents. We had our moments due to the very emotional nature of the case, but I left the situation with the utmost respect for Jill. She is not an attorney who will drag out a case for financial gain (which I have found out is a classic attorney game), she listened to me patiently, many times through the tears. She was always respectful with the ability to empathize with the trauma of the legal system and (many) unscrupulous attorney's. We had several years together, so I can say with good authority that Jill is not just a good Attorney, she is a good person, invested in a livable outcome, not her ego.

Its hard to write this without getting emotional because Jill is one of the women in business, who I have met throughout my life, who I truly admire. I didn't always agree with her; it was a long, ugly & sad case that I was dragged into by a *clever* real estate developer in Salem to protect my elderly parents. We had our moments due to the very emotional nature of the case, but I left the situation with the utmost respect for Jill. She is not an attorney who will drag out a case for financial gain (which I have found out is a classic attorney game), she listened to me patiently, many times through the tears. She was always respectful with the ability to empathize with the trauma of the legal system and (many) unscrupulous attorney's. We had several years together, so I can say with good authority that Jill is not just a good Attorney, she is a good person, invested in a livable outcome, not her ego.