Attorney-Client Relationship
Adrian Macias
At Malone, Tauber & Sohn, we understand that dealing with the aftermath of a serious injury can feel overwhelming. Facing medical bills, missed work, and aggressive insurance companies creates tremendous stress. Our primary goal is to take that burden off your shoulders so you can focus entirely on your recovery.
Building a relationship based on trust, communication, and advocacy is at the core of how we practice law. Below, personal injury attorneys Adrian Macias and Paul Margulies, along with Office & Case Manager Nikki Teague, share key insights into what you should expect when working with our team.
What We Tell New Clients
From Attorney Adrian Macias:
“When I first meet with a new client, I emphasize that our job is to handle the legal complexities so they can focus on regaining their health. You don’t have to battle insurance adjusters or worry about deadlines alone. We step in immediately to protect your rights, investigate the accident, and aggressively pursue the maximum financial compensation you deserve. We treat you as a partner in this process—keeping you informed at every crucial milestone while we fight for you in and out of court.”
From Attorney Paul Margulies:
“I always tell new clients that finding the right attorney comes down to trust and fit. Legal cases take time, and you need a dedicated advocate who will stand by your side through thick and thin. At our firm, we view an attorney-client relationship as a true partnership. You can rely on our deep legal expertise, aggressive courtroom advocacy, and complete commitment to securing full justice for what you and your family have endured.”
From Office / Case Manager Nikki Teague:
“From an administrative and case management perspective, I want new clients to know that open, ongoing communication goes both ways. While we handle the heavy lifting, keeping us updated on changes in your medical treatment, doctors, or contact details is vital. My role is to ensure your file moves seamlessly, your questions are routed quickly, and you always know where to turn when you need assistance during your recovery.”
Best Piece of Advice
From Managing Attorney Adrian Macias:
“My best piece of advice is to never let an insurance company rush or intimidate you into accepting a lowball settlement before you understand the full extent of your injuries. Medical care and long-term recovery take time. Trust the legal process, follow your doctor’s treatment plan diligently, and let your legal team handle the defense strategy so you can recover without added financial panic.”
From Attorney Paul Margulies:
“Stand up for yourself, believe in your case, and choose a team that will see it through to the end. Insurance carriers often count on injured victims giving up out of frustration or financial exhaustion. When you work with us, you gain a team that is prepared to take your case as far as necessary to ensure you are treated fairly.”
From Office / Case Manager Nikki Teague:
“My top piece of advice is simply to take a deep breath and hand the anxiety over to us. You do not have to carry the weight of phone calls, medical liens, and paperwork on your own. Keep your medical appointments, focus on getting well, and rest easy knowing our experienced team is actively managing every detail of your case behind the scenes.”
Adrian Macias
- September 18, 2026