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Kitrick, McWeeney & Wells, LLC, located in Manasquan, New Jersey, is highly praised for their exceptional service in Personal Injury, Criminal Justice, and Elder Law. Clients appreciate the responsiveness, professionalism, and thoroughness of their attorneys, particularly highlighting Will Wells for his diligent communication and support throughout challenging legal processes. Many reviewers express their gratitude for the successful outcomes of their cases and recommend the firm for their outstanding legal expertise and personalized attention.
Great service! Will Wells is responsive and knowledgeable. Very nice to work with and handled my car accident case very professionally. I’m very happy with the outcome. I’d recommend Mr. Wells to anyone!
Everything about this firm is exceptional. I was in an automobile accident, which was not my fault. I sustained neck and back injuries that lasted long after the incident and I saw no relief in sight. William Wells was my superhero! I asked Will if he could help me with the case and uncovered medical bills from the accident. The entire lawsuit process, Will was in constant communication. He was a lending ear to the pain I was experiencing. He eased the anxiety and worry of the whole process which was foreign to me before this event. Without a single complaint, he took every piece of information I had and came to know my case as if it were his own. He was diligent, organized, persistent and personable. I highly recommend KMW and will be forever grateful for the success at the conclusion of my lawsuit.
The best around. Highly recommend. Always on top of everything. I had a lot of questions and concerns and Mr. Wells walked me through the process with ease. He constantly answered all of my questions and made everything easy to understand. After having tons of doctor visits and things to sort out, he made the process a painless one.
