David Jason Gerard

My husband and I highly recommend Mr.Gerard. He is so kind, trustworthy, and patient. He communicated with us throughout the entire case. I was SUPER nervous and anxious about a housing issue I had but he still was patient and understanding with me. In the end we got great results and everything we w...anted out of that case. He is very personable so you can feel free to talk to talk to him as one of your friends and he will understand. Will definitely reach out to him in the future if a lawyer is ever needed!!

I hired this attorney to represent me between a landlord tenant case. before I hired him we spoke on the phone and I had emailed some documents over with text and photos explaining in-depth what was going on and what I wanted out of the case. David agreed that I was on track and thought that we had a... great case going forward. He took a really long time to write the first letter to my landlord and barely looked at the information I turned over to him. After almost a year and really very little progress David quit out of nowhere. He told me that the case was much more complex than he originally thought and that he was moving into commercial law. He gave me about half of my money back and recommended me to another lawyer but, this felt like a massive waste of time on my end. Hiring a new lawyer would mean explaining everything to a new person and moving forward after that. I was really disappointed with the end result of this experience. I do not recommend David Gerard to anyone.

One of the best attorneys I have worked with. This was my first time having to file a holdover eviction as a landlord and first experience with housing court in general. I was nervous going into the experience, however Mr. Gerard was super cool, made me feel relaxed and at ease with the process. Easy... to communicate with, understands the legal process, gives you options and explains consequences/potential results of each route. Pricing was straightforward, no hidden/surprise costs that happen with other attorneys. My holdover case was with a tenant who did leave by the lease end date even though a notice was sent 1.5 months before lease end date. In addition, this tenant was fighting other tenants and causing property damage. Mr. Gerard filed necessary paperwork with housing courts, communicated with tenant to try to reach settlement, and provided all necessary legal documents for me to bring in front of the the judge. We were in housing court about 2 months, however during this period Mr. Gerard was able to have tenant agree to a vacate agreement to avoid eviction. PS housing court isn't as scary as it may seem, and for context I am a landlord for private single family house. I highly recommend contacting Mr. Gerard if you have any issues related to landlord-tenant law. Thanks again for all your help.