Jenna Ann Neidig

I really liked Ms. Neidig, she presented herself very well and she seemed to be very confident in her role. Unfortunatley, as a consumer I did some of my own research and found CaseLaw that seemed to contradict some advice she gave; however, when I presented the information to her she advised that p...roceeding based on the research would be detrimental to my case and did not advise it. I was VERY disappointed (and in complete shock to be honest) when shortly thereafter I received a Petition to Withdraw as Counsel from her that contained her reasons to withdraw were for the reasons she advised would hurt my case, thus she was documenting in her petition to the court that I wanted her to proceed specifically in the direction that was against her advise, which essentially advised the court of my interest in pursuing my case in a way she advised would prejudice my case. First, although she stated it in the petition, she DID NOT tell me that she would petition to withdraw if I didn't follow her advise; Secondly, the wording of her Petition to Withdraw as Counsel was worded in such a way that it seemed very angry, somehow it didn't even seem like it was something she would write - she was so kind and considerate any time I spoke with her -- but beware, her paralegal seemed very capable, and, Thirdly, her Petition was factually inaccurate, I don't know if she deliberately attempted to deceive, but the information appeared to me to be deliberately worded to prejudice my case. I would probably recommend her if your case was rather simple or you dont believe there is much risk to the outcome of the case. My case is complex and she wasnt a part of it from the beginning, so I think she made some assumptions that weren't quite accurate and I would say contributed to the advise she gave. In addition, she repeatedly referred to consulting with a managing partner about the case...I would say that person made some inaccurate assumptions too... just my opinion about the whole scenario.