Becker, Kellogg & Berry, P.C.

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  Amer Ishtiwi

  5 days ago
  5.0
  I can’t stress enough how much Bethany helped me not just with a life changing settlement but also she just genuinely cared about making sure I was going to be ok physically and more importantly slowed my anxiety down and allowed me to vent to her and work through the trauma I I went through. Rita was there for me through the whole process as well. Thank you so much to the whole team. Not only are they super smart but more importantly they actually care which I will always appreciate. 🙏🏼 Thank you so much and I wish you all continued success and happiness. 🙂
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  Alexander

  Jan 7, 2026
  5.0
  I had the pleasure of working with Becker, Kellog & Berry after getting into a car accident in August 2024 that left me injured and my vehicle totaled. Since it was my first accident, I felt overwhelmed and was worried about dealing with the at-fault insurance company that would leave me stuck with medical bills. That all changed when Brandon Gladstone reached out and introduced himself💪🏼 He was very professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to listen to my concerns! He explained the process clearly to me during this stressful time that it felt easy like sunday morning🙌🏼 But in the end, he recovered more than he originally predicted by getting all my medical bills reduced to zero, and ensuring I received a generous settlement. I highly recommend Becker, Kellogg & Berry to anyone looking for a great outcome!!!🤘🏼
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  Salim McKenzie

  Dec 16, 2025
  5.0
  Great law firm to work with Have the best interest in their clients behave I strongly and truthfully will say they will fight for you to the end to win.
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  Thomas

  Dec 15, 2025
  1.0
  Becker, Kellogg & Berry: A Haven for Incompetence and Laziness! If you're seeking legal representation after an accident, steer clear of Becker, Kellogg & Berry—unless you enjoy doing all the work yourself while paying for someone else's staggering incompetence and sheer laziness. My experience with attorney Brandon M. Gladstone was a masterclass in professional negligence, and it left me questioning how this firm stays in business. Here's a breakdown of the nightmare that unfolded after I was rear-ended in Alexandria, Virginia. It started promisingly enough: Mr. Gladstone reviewed photos of the accident and eagerly took my case, promptly directing me to his preferred physical therapy provider. But that's where the competence ended. The police responded to the scene but didn't file a report—a fact Mr. Gladstone dismissed by insisting they were "supposed to" write one, repeatedly harping on how Alexandria police are "notorious" for avoiding reports. This wasn't just wrong; it was lazy. A senior insurance adjuster even questioned whether he was licensed to practice in Virginia, and a quick call from the police to me confirmed his error: Alexandria's threshold for mandatory reports is over $3,000 in damage per vehicle plus visible blood at the scene. Mr. Gladstone hadn't bothered with the most basic due diligence to verify local procedures. Why take cases in Alexandria if you're clueless about the rules? The incompetence escalated when the lead officer from the accident contacted me directly. He not only affirmed that the other driver was unequivocally at fault—citing her admission of a diabetic reaction and dismissing her flimsy lane-change excuse—but promised to reach out to the insurance companies himself, even providing body camera footage. I proactively looped in a higher-level adjuster, who collaborated with the officer and swiftly assigned liability to the other at-fault driver. All it took was one simple phone call to the police the day after Mr. Gladstone dropped me as a client to straighten everything out. Why didn't he make that call? Isn't that the bare minimum expected from a lawyer? If I hadn't been so hands-on, I'd have been left high and dry, accepting whatever scraps the insurance offered based on his misguided advice. His laziness could have cost me thousands. Then there's the physical therapy fiasco, courtesy of the firm's "arrangements." I wasted an entire day shuttling between the therapy center and doctor's office because Mr. Gladstone failed to confirm their billing policies upfront. It was a chaotic mess of miscommunications that screamed neglect—who sends a client into that without verifying the basics? Adding insult to injury, after his initial sales pitch with direct calls and texts, Mr. Gladstone had his assistant inform me he was dropping my case—no personal call, no explanation, just cowardice hidden behind staff. That's not just poor etiquette; it's abysmal client management that erodes trust and kills referrals. When I detailed the situation to a paralegal, the firm flip-flopped and offered to reinstate Mr. Gladstone. Why on earth would I trust him again after I'd already done his job for him? His tepid text apology—"I am sorry for the confusion about your case"—was the cherry on top. Confusion? No, this was outright incompetence and laziness. Imagine if a vulnerable client—like a disabled veteran or someone with cognitive impairments—walked into this firm without the ability to advocate for themselves. They'd be fed misinformation, miss critical steps, and likely settle for far less than they deserve, all because Mr. Gladstone and his team can't be bothered to do their homework or pick up the phone. Becker, Kellogg & Berry isn't just ineffective; it's a liability. Save yourself the headache and find a firm that actually earns its fees.
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  Tristen Washington

  Dec 1, 2025
  5.0
  I want it to start of by saying Ms Deena Perry is one of kind she is professional and passionate when it comes to her profession true to her word and will deliver the results your looking for along with the rest of the Becker, Kellogg & Berry , PC firm I would highly recommend them you will not be disappointed.

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