Jeffrey Penneys

To those reading this review, note that the person who posted this did so anonymously, but I do know who it is. I cannot say certain things due to attorney-client privilege, but I will say that generally speaking, it's imperative that your lawyer be told EVERYTHING. You cannot leave-out important information that once revealed (it always gets revealed at some point during the process), can ruin the case-especially where, as here, the lawyer (me) was blindsided by critical information that had I known, I would not have taken the case. Indeed, I was lawyer #2 hired for this case by the anonymous client. And even though here, important information was not told to me, I was somehow able to get this person $45,000.00. And not even a "thank you." Or "I am sorry for not telling you everything." Just a report to the Bar Association, which will most certainly tell this anonymous person that I did everything above-board, as always.