Spencer Rhodes

I brought a well-documented case: a security guard forced me out of my Uber under a false ID-reservation rule—then let me walk in moments later, exposing her enforcement was arbitrary. Instead of hearing me out, Mr. Rhodes arrogantly dismissed my valid concerns and implied the problem was my feelings..., not the guard’s misconduct. He never once asked follow-up questions, explore evidence, or consider selective enforcement. Instead, he came off as someone only interested in high‑profile or easy‑pay cases, not everyday abuses of authority. He let me walk away with a brief glance, no compassion or engagement—clearly just chasing cases that fill his wallet. Bottom line: If you’re hoping for a civil rights lawyer who will investigate subtle abuses, question authority, and fight for access and fairness—look elsewhere.