On June 13, 2007 I was driving to work when another car turned in front of me causing a wreck. I broke my leg and was taken to Grant Hospital where Dr. Bruce French surgically repaired my leg. I was off work for about a year. Mike Geiser was my lawyer. Mike was always there when I needed him. We met together at my house and we frequently spoke together on the phone. Mike sued the company that caused the wreck and we did not have to go to trial because the other side settled with us. I did not have to pay Mike any fees or expenses until my case settled. I would be happy to talk to you about my case if you have any questions. I would definitely hire Mike and his firm.

My attorney was Mike Geiser. Mike was very caring and very attentive. I knew that he would always call me if I left a message for him and he took the time to get to know me. I knew Mike was working on my case and I received $160,000.00. I am happy to say that my vision is much improved. I was very happy with Mike and his law firm and I hired him again following a less serious accident that happened in 2007. Once again, I was very satisfied with Mike and his assistant, Debbie.

We finally realized it was time to seek legal assistance. Another attorney referred us to Mr. Michael Geiser because he was better at dealing with motorcycle accidents. We called his office & got an appointment with Mr. Geiser. It turned out to be the wisest decision we could have made.

Mr. Geiser was professional & kind from our first meeting. He recognized my wife’s apprehension & spent a great deal of time calming & assuring us that everything would be OK. We never felt rushed or foolish in any of our conversations with Mr. Geiser or any of his staff. No question ever went unanswered or was felt to be unimportant. All of our phone calls were taken at the time of our call or returned in a timely manner. Mr. Geiser was able to reach a very satisfactory resolution for us, one we could have never received without his help.

We were very impressed by his professionalism & his preparedness. We felt like we made a new friend during this process & highly recommend Michael Geiser to our family & friends.

Sincerely

John & Sandy Doutt

A year prior to the accident I needed advice dealing with a situation and had called many lawyers. It was Cecil & Geiser that gave me honest advice. That was very important to me. I did not have to search through the yellow pages searching for a lawyer. I knew who I wanted to represent me when Asa’s accident occurred. Someone who would be honest and upfront with me regarding my case. Throughout my case I felt genuinely cared for. I wasn’t ever treated as a dollar sign or just another client. Anytime I needed to speak with my Lawyer he was there for me. I knew that what I wanted did matter to them and they took that into consideration while working on my case. I can not thank them enough for all they have done for me. Despite all the jokes you hear about lawyers there are some good ones out there but, Cecil & Geiser has the best.

Mike talked to me like a friend and treated me like a partner. We discussed strategy together and I really knew what was going to happen and why. I was very happy with the way the case worked out. I would refer a friend to Mike and Andy Cecil, his partner.

I would hire Mike again if I ever needed him. I always knew what was going on with my case. I communicated with Mike by email and by telephone and we had meetings in person. Mike worked hard for me and I trust that he will continue doing the same for his clients in the future.

I was taken to the hospital and the surgeon told me that the bones in my back were broken. At that moment I realized that my career as a firefighter was probably over, but there was no time for emotion because I was taken directly to the operating room for surgery. I had plenty of time for thought while recovering in the hospital. At first I was depressed and then I became angry. I was angry because this accident was not my fault and I am too young to be disabled. Being a firefighter is all I ever wanted to do. The people closest to me felt my anger and I could tell that they were uncomfortable with my behavior. I did not want anger to ruin my life.

It was then that I decided to focus on the things I could do, instead of what I could not do. I was alive and my family was supporting me. I could still talk with my friends and laugh, and dream and try. My mission in life became recovering from these injuries and I gave the therapy and treatments 110%. The weeks went by and I started seeing improvement and I became stronger. Soon I was walking and then I started dreaming of running and maybe some day returning to the fire department. The muscles in my back, arms and legs were becoming stronger and within a few more months I could jog.

I placed my trust in the professionals around me. My attorney with Cecil & Geiser took care of the legal details concerning the accident and he dealt with the other driver’s insurance company. This allowed me to focus on what my doctors were telling me to do. I also placed trust in God and had faith that I would receive the strength I needed to reach a higher purpose in life. Eventually, I was able to return to work light duty for the department and I am proud to say that I returned to full duty this year with the fire department. I now look at each day as a gift and focus on all the things I can do and I dream of things I will do.

My 78 year old father was seriously injured when he was knocked out of the back of his pick up truck after being hit in the head with the bucket of a backhoe. His back was broken in several places which required neurosurgery. He had a head injury, multiple abrasions and a rotator cuff tear. His injuries and complications that followed required two hospital stays at Grant Medical Center, a nursing home stay and rehab before he was able to go home. He still required follow-up care for several months.

After learning that the backhoe operator had medical issues that perhaps contributed to my father’s injuries, I got dad’s permission to contact an attorney. Thankfully, I found Mr. Geiser. He reviewed my father’s medical records, interviewed my father, and researched the case. When the backhoe operator refused to accept responsibility, Mr. Geiser proceeded with the case. He recognized that my father was not used to asking for help and he believed in my father and in his case. Mr. Geiser was able to reach a satisfactory resolution in dad’s case. He treated dad with the respect that he deserves and I am sure that he deals with each of his clients likewise.