Paul Lang

Hello, "anonymous". It seems you have posted a similar review as you did on Google. Below is the reply I put on Google when you made the same claims. It is edited for length on this platform: I have every late night voicemail and text message you have left me and can dispute your entire claim regarding my representation of you for your 2 open cases. You failed to mention in your review a few important details as well as our chronology of your case: 1. You were charged with serious assualt crimes where you used horrific language with the police on two separate days. Despite that, I was still able to secure you bail and got you out of the prison. 2. You first “fired” me around March for not returning your call within 90 minutes (despite texting you that I was in court) and then you came back to my office and apologized for your behavior (I still have the liquor bottle you gave to me in a gift bag). 3. Most recently, you modified your appointment where I was preparing you for trial. On the day of your prep session, you wanted to participate by Zoom. You did not let me complete more than two sentences in your prep session before you yelled at me and screamed obscenities. 4. Two days later, on Friday night into Saturday morning, I received multiple calls from you and your boyfriend and was asked by text to not “dump you” as a client. I advised that, ethically, I could not continue on the case given the history of your behavior towards me. 5. You then left multiple messages at my law office in various accents and threatened my office. 6. I then blocked your number as I received another bizarre voicemail. I have never had to withdraw from a case before. Your’s was the first. I hope you find an attorney to take your case. I would urge you to listen to their advice, strategy, and experience. I also hope you take stock of your behavior and realize that you should not treat anyone this way, including the one person who was trying to help you.