Robinson, Kriger & McCallum Attorneys At Law

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About Robinson, Kriger & McCallum Attorneys At Law

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Douglas Alofs
• Allison Bernier
• Rebecca Brochu
• Thomas Kelly
• John McCallum
• Timothy McGovern
• Jennie Michaels
• Thomas Quartararo
• Jeanne Sund
• Timothy Wannemacher
• Maeve Weggler

Services listed

business law, family law, personal injury, criminal defense, probate, writing wills, creating trusts, probate administration services, car and motorcycle accidents, wrongful death cases, real estate, corporate issues

Founded

1970

Offices

• 12 Portland Pier Portland, ME 04101

Source: rkmlegal.com · checked October 18, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday

8 am–5 pm

Tuesday

8 am–5 pm

Wednesday

8 am–5 pm

Thursday

8 am–5 pm

Friday

8 am–5 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Details & Amenities

• C B· via Google

  Law firm for Legal Shield. For the last 4-5 times, they try to refer me out or spend time finding reasons to NOT help me. The situations are very straight forward, (Ex. POA form). Even my salesperson told me that POA is a standard benefit. Also commented that there is new staff and I was not the first person to have had issues. Sent a complaint to Legal Shield member services. From the other reviews, I would NOT recommend this law firm, either through Legal Shield or privately.

  3 years ago
• Cole McDermott· via Google

  Thomas quarter around, practicing manager is a bully. He threatened me and his is one of many of the people's attorneys I am suing. He has belittle my Injurys and accidents. And told me I am nothing. He has set up fake appointments and lied about being a judge. He is a no good shark. About to lose the city of portland over 500,000,000 $$ in a federal lawsuit because of him

  3 years ago
• Art Bell· via Google

  Dealt with Tom Kelly, literally had to block his emails and his phone cause the guy could not answer anything straight. And what's a 50$ mail handling fee?? 50$ to pickup letters and put them on a desk? And these guys walk around like they respected lol! Let me handle your mail Tom!

  5 years ago
• Vince H· via Google

  Good luck! The representative from the firm spent more time trying not to do a simple contract review than it would have taken to review the contract. Do yourself a favor and run your issue by Chat GPT!

  11 months ago
• Emily Page· via Google

  From a customer service and human decency standpoint, I'd never consider this firm. I recently was visiting the area and paid to park across from their firm, unbeknownst to me, they "own" the spot I paid for until 5 o'clock… The moment my family and I exited the car, they had someone calling to have my car towed right away. Snowballing the entire day into quite the negative ordeal. Yes, I realize this has nothing to do with their legal representation, BUT, their complete lack of compassion, empathy or care was very clear. I had dealings with two individuals specifically but, Nancy especially didn't care in the least about my HONEST and paid for mistake. Her downright rude and cold demeanor should have turned me off right away but she was the one I was told to deal with. The first time I asked to speak with her she was just plain mean and it was clear she has zero ability to listen to concerns and be compassionate. The second time I needed to speak with her, she refused to come speak with me and sent out one of the firms partners to handle my issue (handle being a very loose term) It boils down to this: parking lot drama is something that happens often. The parking company who owns and manages the lot and the tow company were very fed up with having to deal with this same story over and over again- even naming the same employee before I even had a chance to. This law firm benefits from calling and having cars towed and enjoys the entertainment factor of watching through their window while families or people are in distress because they followed all signs and prompts and likely PAID for a spot. The firm has 3 signs placed in this lot, leading patrons to believe the other spots are available for use if paid via the app listed on the sign. This is a known issue, the firm has been advised they can simply pay for 3 more signs and avoid this saga all together (again, since it is a common happening) but they choose to just lean on the vague signage and lack of compassion to

  a year ago