Anthony Sanchez
Extremely professional and they settled my case very quickly! I was extremely happy with the amount I received which was the entire policy! Highly recommended!
M. K.
Alyce Wittentein, Esq. and Jennifer are extremely helpful and professional. They always follow up with you and ensure that you’re up to date with your case. I’m extremely satisfied with the outcome. If you ever need an attorney this is the place to go!
Lyndon Sylvester
Excellent service & friendly staff i barely had a case and they made sure i was compensated for my troubles, if you need a lawyer Wittenstein & Wittenstein is definitely the place to go!
Ammie Jurado
Amazing place! Everyone is so friendly and constantly working hard for you! Highly recommended to everyone in need of a lawyer!
Lasana Diawara
Great law firm. They were able to help us get the best out of our case.
Austin Huggins
Very nice and helpful!
Melissa Smith
I hired Wittenstein & Wittenstein for dealing with sexual harassment I faced at my workplace. Being a girl, I was uncomfortable in explaining my feelings and other details about the horrifying incident. The female lawyer at Wittenstein & Wittenstein made me extremely comfortable and as a result I was very open about the case. They fought for my rights wonderfully. Highly recommend this law firm to everyone.
Lisa Ray
My husband was a victim of medical malpractice. We lost all hopes, all money and he was still paralyzed. My friend told me about Wittenstein & Wittenstein Attorneys. I totally agree that they treat every client with respect and concern. They fought for our right very well and also got us justice that we deserved!
MItul Prashar
I was prescribed the wrong medicines by a doctor. As a result, I became very ill. I hired Wittenstein & Wittenstein. The lawyers there are amazing. They are humble, supportive and fight for justice. I am really thankful.
Claudine Arnow
Frederick M. Wittenstein handled an accident case for me when I was a kid. I went back to the firm 30 years later when an elevator plunged to the ground while I was in it. Alyce B. Wittenstein was able to get me a great settlement and always kept me up to date with everything going on. Very impressed. Don’t go anywhere else.
V. S.
The other car went through a light and had the nerve to say that I went through the light. I was hurt and he was lying, saying it was my fault. Good thing was that I had a lawyer that was able to prove how the accident happened, so I was able to collect the full amount for my property damage and my injuries. Alyce Wittenstein and team are extremely helpful. Thank you so much.
Nancy Agarwal
This lady ran over my foot and took off – I was able to get the plate number and my lawyers tracked her down and we made a claim against her for my broken foot. It was such a disaster, but at Wittenstein & Wittenstein they made lemonade out of lemons and got me justice. I highly recommend this firm.
Danielle Nycole
What other lawyers refused to do, you did it for me easily. I am now stress-free completely. Wittenstein & Wittenstein team is truy supportive and transparent. You went into all the details and got me justice. Highly recommend your service
Darlene Stuart
I took help from Wittenstein & Wittenstein for getting a right compensation amount for doctor’s negligence to diagnose my husband due to which he suffered a lot. The lawyers filed a case against the doctor and got me right compensation amount I deserved. Thanks to Alyce and team at Wittenstein & Wittenstein.
Rachel Ray
I was facing various issues in my office regarding Discrimination and Sexual Harassment. I contacted Wittenstein and they guided me, fought for my rights and got me justice. I believe we should not be silent and should fight for our rights. Thanks Wittenstein, and now I believe Justice is Sweet!
Art Builds Communities
Art does not arrive fully formed. It is built—collectively, physically, in shared space. Before it appears on a street or in a march, it appears in conversation, in planning sessions, in rooms where people cut, paint, argue, revise, and keep going. This process is not secondary to the work. It is the work. Community is strengthened not only by what art represents, but by how it is made. An art build gathers people who might not otherwise meet. It gives them a common task, a shared visual language, and a reason to stay in the room together long enough for trust to form. The result is more than objects. It is continuity. In preparation for [...]
Art as Power
Art is a form of power that operates through images rather than decree. It shapes perception, organizes memory, and gives structure to experiences that resist easy narration. Long before it persuades, art reorients: it trains attention, alters scale, and determines what is allowed to remain visible. My own work begins from this premise. Images are not neutral, and symbols are never incidental. They accumulate meaning through repetition, circulation, and use—through being carried, held, worn, or encountered unexpectedly. Over time, certain forms insist on returning. A flower becomes a sign of refusal rather than ornament. A future date becomes a horizon rather than a prediction. These are not abstractions; they are working tools. Throughout history, images [...]
Executive Order – Jan 6 (Speculative)
SUMMARY January 20, 2029 President Orders Preservation and Public Access to the Historical Record of the January 6 Attack on American Democracy Today, the President signed an Executive Order directing the preservation, organization, and lawful public accessibility of the historical and judicial record related to the January 6, 2021 attack on the United States Capitol. The Order affirms that while presidential pardons resolve criminal liability, they do not erase historical facts, judicial findings, or the public record. The initiative is designed to safeguard democratic memory, ensure transparency, and support civic education—without imposing punishment, stigma, or retaliation against any individual. PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 20, 2029 President Signs Executive Order to Preserve January 6 Historical [...]
Executive Order – East Wing Restoration (Speculative)
SUMMARY January 20, 2029 President Orders Removal of Unauthorized State Ballroom and Restoration of the White House East Wing Today, the President signed an Executive Order directing the complete demolition of the recently completed White House State Ballroom and the reconstruction of the historic East Wing. The order restores essential presidential, public, and security functions eliminated by the East Wing’s demolition and affirms that the White House is a national trust held for institutional continuity—not personal legacy. © 2025 Alyce Wittenstein. All Rights Reserved. Project 2029 and all associated text, structure, and policy formulations are original copyrighted works. No portion may be reproduced, adapted, translated, or distributed without express written permission, except for brief quotations [...]
Executive Order – Kennedy Center (Speculative)
SUMMARY January 20, 2029 Today, the President signed an Executive Order restoring the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to its lawful name, memorial status, and independent governance. The Order voids unauthorized renaming actions taken on December 18, 2025, reaffirms congressional intent, and restores the Center as a national cultural institution held in trust for the American people—not as a vehicle for personal or political legacy. FULL EXECUTIVE ORDER TEXT [PASTE YOUR FULL EO TEXT HERE — unchanged] PRESS RELEASE WASHINGTON — The President today signed an Executive Order restoring the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to its proper legal name, memorial status, and governance structure. The Kennedy Center was [...]
Introducing Project 2029
Project 2029 began as a deliberate shift in how I use imagination. More than thirty-five years ago, I made dystopian films that imagined political and social futures shaped by fear, institutional failure, and concentration of power. At the time, those futures felt exaggerated—useful as warnings, but safely distant from reality. Over time, many of the conditions those films explored stopped feeling speculative and began to feel familiar. That experience changed how I think about storytelling and political imagination. If dystopian futures can move from fiction into lived experience, then imagination is not neutral. It shapes what people expect, accept, and resign themselves to. Project 2029 is a conscious decision to move in the opposite direction—to [...]