Patrick Mahoney Attorney At LAW

I was injured on ice and while in the hospital I contacted Mahoney Law and explained what had happen and they took it from there and handled everything for me while I was convalescing. Patrick Mahoney was supportive and handled everything for me and kept me informed through every stage of the law suite. When ever I had questions they were quick with answering my concerns.

Seeking a lawyer who embodies compassion, drive, and authenticity? Patrick is your ideal choice. He exceeded my expectations, redefining my understanding of what it means to be an outstanding lawyer. Patrick's commitment to his clients is unwavering—he will not only take you under his wing but will also champion your cause with relentless determination. It's important to note that the practice is selective, focusing on cases that have a solid basis for a valid case, a testament to their honesty and integrity. This selectivity ensures that they dedicate their efforts to cases where they can truly make a difference, rather than indiscriminately accepting cases for financial gain. This approach may explain why some have left negative reviews—from those whose cases were not accepted. But I think this discernment is precisely what you would desire in a legal representative: someone who values justice over profit, ensuring you and your family receive the dedicated and effective representation you deserve.

hank you for your inquiry to Mahoney Law, and thank you for your patience in allowing us to respond. We are sorry to learn of the situation that you described. However, at this point, this is not a matter we can take on, given our schedule, caseload, other commitments, and case selection criteria. We do not take on cases where other lawyers have been involved before us. We must consider whether our current schedule allows us to devote the time a new case requires. We receive over one thousand case inquires every year and can only take on so many and still provide a high level of service to our clients. We are highly selective in the cases we take on and we always consider the factual information you provided, the type and nature of matter, provability of fault, provability of damages, and provability of any other required elements for each type of claim, all relative to the expense of litigation, our experience with past similar matters, as well as our scope of practice in terms of the area of law involved. We only take very select cases involving major, severe, and permanent injuries or death from accidents, medical malpractice, and unsafe products. We understand that the search for legal counsel can be frustrating, but by not taking your matter please understand that we are not saying that you don’t have a case. In terms of time deadlines, each case can be unique, and we express no opinion about the date by which you must file a lawsuit, file legal notices, or take other forms of legal action in your particular situation. We do always remind people that the statute of limitations (time deadline) within which to file a lawsuit in Idaho can be as short as two years from the date of the negligence and, if there is a governmental entity involved (such as, for example, a county hospital, a county medical facility, law enforcement, a state or county jail or correctional facility, a public school or university, or any other governmental agency or political subdivision), there may be a 180-day notice of tort claim deadline as well, and for certain federal cases (such as those against the United States, the VA, or other federal agencies or branches) a 2-year federal notice of tort claim deadline. These deadlines may be longer in certain limited situations (possibly in cases involving a minor child or retained surgical implements, just for example). In Idaho, if a case involves medical malpractice, a pre-litigation hearing panel application may need to be filed with the Idaho Board of Medicine before the lawsuit deadline (this can then affect the final statute of limitations deadline). There is a similar pre-litigation requirement for nursing home cases. For insurance policy claims, some policies have deadline provisions in the insurance policy contract that may be enforceable. If all or part of your case arose in a different state (i.e., in medical cases wherein the treatment was in a different state, or in injury accident cases wherein the accident occurred in another state), that state may have its own deadlines that apply, which may be shorter than Idaho’s. Usually, you should consult a lawyer who practices the applicable type of law from the state where the matter occurred or arose. Again, this general information is not an opinion on deadlines or the law in your particular situation. So, please consult other counsel promptly if you would like to pursue this matter, as time deadlines do exist. This is the generic letter they write you because the attorney doesn't have the balls to call you to tell you he is not taking your case. You Have to talk to a screener who is not a lawyer and tell them your story. and take 4 days to get back to you unacceptable. If I could of talked to the lawyer he would have known I don't have a lawyer. but when your case isn't worth millions you are nothing to them. Im tired of the big attorneys being so big your nothing to them.

Mahoney Law delivers exceptional legal expertise. Their team was dedicated, knowledgeable, and efficient. Highly recommended

Mahoney Law: Professional, Knowledgeable, and Reliable. I will be recommending to friends and family.