Patrick D. Brown, PC

Pat Brown stepped into a mess of a case, nearing 5 years without resolve. Pat brought his extensive knowledge of personal injury to the table, alongside my other attorney and got results. I am very pleased with the job he did in my case.

Mr. Brown came highly recommended. I spoke with people he had helped recently and they were all pleased with his help, the outcome of their case and his competency. Overall I was pleased with their help. They're professional, knowledgeable, and timely. Considering it was litigation, it was a pleasant experience. I liked the way they did things. I can't think of a thing that I would change. They were good to work with. They took my feedback in consideration and let me play an active part. Always made me feel like I was in good hands and taking care of me. The way they handled my case was great. I couldn't make working with them any better. I got a sense that they really had my best interest in mind. Very often there's a concern that attorneys are making money for their services versus trying to solve your problem. I really felt like they were trying to help me solve my problem. And, best of all, because of the fantastic representation of Mr. Brown we won our lawsuit!

Patrick showed intent interest in every detail of our issue. He would ask pertinent questions to draw a full view of the issue and then advise us to stick to the facts while refraining from using emotion. He and his staff then conducted very in depth research. All aspects were handled in a clear and direct manner. His letters and conduct with the Judges, other Attorneys, and all parties on both sides was no-nonsense and to the point. He focused on the points that were most important to not allow distractions or diversions. I was constantly impressed with his choice of wording in both print and dialog. We were very pleased in the positive outcome of our case.

When the Jerome County Commissioners didn't like what I was writing in letters to the editor they fired me from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Pat Brown took my civil rights case on contingency and we won in Federal Court even though Idaho is a Right to Work state and the position of P&Z Commission member is an unpaid volunteer position. Pat helped me in many other cases too numerous to list here, but they are on the same level as the case we won on appeal to the Idaho Supreme Court, who overturned the lower Court's ruling that we did not meet the timeline necessary to sue, and our winning ruling created a precedent that required Government to NOTIFY those involved in administrative procedures as to the dates necessary for a lawsuit to be filed. If you want a lawyer you can trust (and I've known a lot where the words lawyer and trust don't go together) go with Pat Brown.

I was lost at what to do. I walked in to Pats office and explained my situation. He said YES he would help me. We worked a long time as a team. I felt satisfied after our case settled.