I called Mathis & Murphy on May 13th, 2013 at 1:30pm to speak with Jennifer Workman and — fingers crossed — hopefully get an update on the status of acquiring mom’s medical records.
A lovely woman named Candace answered the phone. I assume she’s a receptionist; she’s answered the phone almost every time I’ve called. I asked if I could speak to Jennifer and she told me that Jennifer was not in today.
“Is she on vacation or something?” I asked, “Because she wasn’t there when I called on Friday, either.”
Candace said, “I don’t think she’s coming back.”
I was confused, of course. “You mean she’s out for the day? Or do you mean she’s gone forever?”
Candace said, “I don’t think she’s returning ever, no.”
I asked, “Is something wrong?” I meant at the firm, like: Is the whole law firm disintegrating or something?
But Candace just replied, “No. She’s just not coming back.”
She asked which attorney was working with me and I told her Kelly Mathis. Then she asked if I wanted to be connected to his voice mail and I said I did.
I left him a message — I spelled my name and recited my phone number twice — and asked him to please return my call.
I suppose there is a chance I am simply cursed. I hadn’t really considered that as a realistic option, but it’s starting to actually make sense.
May 13th, 2013 @ 1:52 pm
brenda.rappoport
I honestly cannot believe the rotten luck you’ve been having just to try and get some answers about your mom’s death. It is really inconceivable and heartbreaking to see how all your efforts have hit roadblock after roadblock. I wonder who it is at Woodland Terrace that has enough clout to make people lose their jobs and has been able to avoid just giving out medical records in this case? It’s literally like a bad movie, a bad dream, and you can’t wake up. I’m so sorry you have to go through this, but don’t give up, I know the answer is out there for you. Keeping you in my prayers.
Brenda