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I take pride in representing real people with real problems—whether it’s a serious personal injury, a work-related accident, a medical mistake, or a fight for Social Security Disability benefits. Over the years, Ankin Law has built a reputation not just for results, but for relationships. I learned this early in my career from my dad. He taught me that when someone trusts you enough to send a family member or a friend your way, that’s the highest compliment you can receive. And I’ve carried that lesson with me every day.
I’m honored that other attorneys refer us cases—it speaks to the respect we’ve built within the legal community. But what truly moves me, what gets me out of bed every morning, are the referrals that come from our clients. When someone who’s gone through one
of the hardest times of their life feels that our legal services helped make them whole – that we treated them with enough care and integrity to send someone they love our way—that’s humbling.
Our goal has always been to be your law firm for life. We want to be the name you think of not just when you’re in need, but when someone you care about is.
At Ankin Law, we don’t take referrals for granted. We see them as a promise to keep doing right by our clients, their families, and the communities we serve. And that’s a promise I stand by every day.
A few former clients have asked me to take over cases initially handled by other law firms. These clients told me how they were contacted by someone calling off a police report. The exaggerated promises made in a high-pressure sales pitch shocked me, but that is what many others seem to find correct. These former clients experienced the Ankin Law difference - that Injury Law Made Personal is more than just a tagline, it's in our DNA. As the sign at the airport says: ”Anyone offering you a ride is somebody you shouldn't accept a ride from.”
Each referral is a reminder that we’re doing something right. It’s not just about winning cases—it’s about building relationships rooted in compassion, trust, and reliability. - Howard
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