Eric Tindal

This review is incorrect. The first date I received a call was on August 22nd, and the call was returned within 24 hours for a consultation. Second, I never called your son a name. Once he started yelling at both of us, I suggested he needed an attitude adjustment or he was going to dig a deeper hole in his case. And finally, I am definitely not all about the money. I am about winning. I will give honest opinions to help us get there, and your son didn't want honesty-he wanted to dictate. Unfortunately, my work does not allow me to simply tell people what they want to hear; often, tough conversations, with unwelcome news, have to be had. My clients deserve honesty about both the law and their case, so that they can make informed decisions about their future. The law is not filled with rainbows and sunshine. I believe my clients deserve the respect of my honesty and objective assessments based upon my education, training, and years of experience, as I would in their shoes. The last part of our discussion was to indicate I had no interest in representing your son; in part, it became apparent to me professional, even if tough, conversations and rational discussions about his case and my advice to achieving the best outcome possible would be next to impossible, as anyone who would treat his mother as he did; believed his tone, volume, and choice of language, particularly in a consultation, was appropriate; and was uninterested in professional advice, even when freely given, was going to make a working relationship nearly impossible. So, I declined to assist your son further.