Shamas Mitchell

I want to take the time to let any and every body know that this man is an awesome attorney. I was hurt on the job working for LOWES Companies Inc. in the Grove ok. location. I came to work for LOWES in May of 2003. I was hired as one of the initial 120 people who built this store from the ground up. When I ,and the rest of the group of new hires, walked into this building only a few overhead lights were present. I ran the steel chop saw, cutting the steel to build the shelves and secure them in this store. We later stocked all the shelves. I started out as a cashier in this store. In 5 years I had worked up thru the ranks. From cashier, to lumbar cashier, to pricing coordinator. I took company classes to enable myself for promotions. I left pricing and went into the Installed sales office. When the Installed sales manager left, I had completed my training to become a department manager. I then became Installed sales Department manager. Was there for 2 1/2 years. Was then moved out onto the sales floor to Flooring/Appliances/ home decor manager. Moving heavy objects was no big thing. I had done this throughout my tenure with lowes, whether it be Rolls of Carpet, Refrigerators, Lumbar, 80 pound sacks of concrete, Then on to the Plumbing department which was where I was working when I was injured. I was taking a tub out of top stock. all 5 lumbar discs were compromised. Former attorney only managed to get surgery to weaken L4-5. I hired Mitch in 2011. after a phone call explaining my problems. I took him my records. He took my case. Today, I was notified that surgery to stabilize my spine had been approved, and finances would be coming. God bless this man for working for the good of those who've been wronged. He even helped me get my SS Disability, and was not even the attorney representing me on this venture. He sent records to that attorney that made my getting approved occur "johnny on the spot", after a long 5 year battle. How many others do you know that would help you for zero pay. He is incredible!!!!! Call him if you have a real injury and are not just out to work the system. He is highly intelligent, and knows his business.

With all of the jokes about attorneys, I never thought I could trust one. When I needed one the most, I found Mitch in the local phone book. No seductive ads, no cheezy ads, just his name under Worker's comp attorneys. Mitch spoke with me on the phone for over 45 minutes without knowing if I would ever call again. Most attorneys would not even speak with me without an appointment. I called Mitch back. He does not advertise, he doesn't need to. He's incredibly busy through word of mouth alone. AND HE'S GOOD. Initially he was my worker's comp attorney. He doesn't make money if he doesn't win your case. Even then, he does not ask for the full amount allowed by law. He truly loves what he does, AND HE'S GOOD. Sadly, I later had a freak adverse reaction to a new medication. I nearly died. My mind will never be the same, & losing my job to the long term after effects brought on chronic depression. With the job, went my friends & co-workers, a few at a time until no one wanted to be around a depressed person with multiple health issues. Medicare is NOT FUN. It brings on it's own set of problems (you slowly watch every thing you worked for taken away). You can't live on SSDI alone. But if you CAN'T work any longer, Mitch is your man. He is incredibly well versed in medical jargon. He will see through the fakes. If you truly need him, he won't stop until you get your first disability check. Even then, he does not take what the law allows. He is an angel walking the earth among a pack of wolves. Don't abuse his skills and his earnest concern for his clients. BECAUSE HE IS GOOD. Godspeed to those of you that need him.