The firm of Altmark, Rotter & Trock, LLP was formed in October of 1992. At that time Richard Altmark and Scott Rotter were working for different firms but realized the keen need for a law firm that focused on truly helping people. And so, the attorneys came together to found their own law firm that would cater to people who needed fair representation and experienced legal help. Frank Trock joined the firm on January 1, 2008. With our no nonsense, aggressive approach, we have been able to effectively represent thousands of people in all types of legal matters and have recovered millions of dollars for our clients.

One of the things that we learned very early in our careers was that sometimes insurance companies do not behave as we would hope. As a result, we have found that we are frequently required to actually take cases to trial. Because of this experience, we do not fear trying cases, be it before a Jury or Judge. This puts us in a very good position to make certain that our clients receive every dime to which they are entitled – not just what an insurance company may offer or feel is adequate.

A very big criticism of attorneys is that they do not return telephone calls – or do so very slowly. It is directly because we are aware of this problem that we have more support staff than other firms our size. Our philosophy is that while we may incur greater operating costs with our larger staff, this makes us much better able to serve our clients’ needs. Additionally, this arrangement allows the attorney to have a specific case manager/paralegal always working on that file with him at any given time and our clients always have a point of contact in the event that the attorney is unavailable.

As we are a small office we attempt to keep our case expenses down for our clients while providing excellent service and representation. We do this so that we can maximize the recovery and/or results for our clients in all matters that we handle. Our belief is that this is all part of service that we will provide if we are handling the case.