Unemployment Law Project Seattle Wa review signals at a glance

They DO call back. It might take a few days but they're the only free resource regarding UI in the Seattle area don't you think they're probably swamped with calls? Do you know any other lawyers/advocates that would even possibly take your case on a free/donation (albeit a very small one) basis? Give them a break, if they DIDN'T call back maybe you're the reason? Would you call back someone who blew you up everyday? Or left multiple rambling messages? Would you want to call that person back? These are people trying to do the most amount of good with limited resources. They're a charity, not a state / tax funded program, They don't OWE you anything. Be clear, be respectful, and be short with questions and long with listening to the answer. You should be ashamed of you left them a 1, 2 or 3 star review. Didn't your mother teach you beggars can't be choosers? If you don't like the way a charity Acts don't put yourself in a position to need a charity...

These people care about their clients.

My representative was overworked and therefore ineffective. I felt as though I was just a number and that I was under-serviced. Think twice before accepting free legal services.

Never respond back to customers on time.

I highly recommend the ULP to anyone having issues with unemployment benefits. Andy and the rest of the staff I have been in contact with have been exceptionally helpful and understanding. Thanks to you all for helping me get the results we were hoping for.

Thank you so much to Andy he was professional, knowledgeable, organized, and truly cared about my situation. He was able to help me and assist in a favorable outcome. I highly recommend the Unemployment Law Project to anyone looking for assistance with unemployment.

First of all, one of the reviews said that ULP "charges you". This is not my experience. A donation of one week's benefits is requested for their service and they made the request clear to me right off the bat, without making me feel obligated. Given everything, I had a positive experience with ULP. My case was very complicated and it was easy for even me to get lost in the mess of it. The director John Tirpak represented me. He was optimistic and helped me to keep things simple. The whole process took two hearings, and I was supported the entire time. Even though there were several months of waiting in between, I felt good knowing that ULP was there to do what they could when it was time to fight my case a second time. Three years of pandemic unemployment mess and stress and I have finally found some relief.

Always reliable

They actually contacted me back. Have confidence they will represent me whenever they schedule me a court hearing (going into a year after I filed for appeals!).

Never returned any of my 5 calls. Not even to tell me they are too busy or anything. I assume they are a bad business.

Never responded to my email

The manager is a useless person without thinking maintenance guy does his job after you bother them 3 times about the same problem