Gordon R. Leech

I purchased a used vehicle (2014) in September, 2016 from a dealership which sells the same brand vehicle as I had purchased. A week later I was told by a different dealership that the car had been in an accident and was worth considerably less than I had paid a week earlier, a fact I had not been t...old by the original dealership. Online I was fortunate to find the Consumer and Employment Law Center of Wisconsin and to speak with Gordon Leech. After my initial consultation I was sure I had found the correct attorney to handle my case. Gordon guided me through all the steps of the process in an efficient and always professional manner. From the outset Gordon was incredibly up front and honest about his fee schedule and made sure I understood all the various outcomes. I appreciated this immensely as I had never been involved in a lawsuit before. Whenever we spoke, I was impressed with the fact that Gordon always had my best interests in mind, without a doubt. The case was settled in a vey timely fashion out of court and to my advantage I might add. I highly recommend Gordon Leech of the Consumer Employment Law Center of Wisconsin as a very knowledgeable and impeccably honest attorney. Robert

my name Elly Cashfeux i bough an SUV from dealership i work for and made 1000 $ down payment and had injure my hand shortly after i made some payment but couldn't make anymore due to lack of work and spending lots time with docotors , the dealer call me and ask me to bring the SUV so they can clean i...t for me, i was stupid enough to trust them so i did and when i get there yes they clean it and put on the lot for sale i was left without transportation i set with Mr: Leech and i explain my situation and his word was wow they can do that , i will help you get your car back and plus , he seem to know the law very well and he explain to me what the step we will be taking before i knew it and within less than a month that what Mr: Gordon Leech did for me : 1- he got my SUV deliver to me 2- make the dealer ship put brand new break on my SUV (at no charge ) cost over $500 3- make the dealer ship waived the reaming amount that i owe to be waive 4-a check of $7000 made out in my name for my trouble and the pain i had to deal with. attorney like Godon leech after he did that for you how you cant love him , he was honest from the start and every time he did something i was inform by it he is the best attorney i could hope for , i was very bless to find him and willing to take my case , he is very genteel person and has a lots of experience what he dose, i will recommend Mr: Leech to my family and friends he is the best attorney out there . you hire Mr : Gordon Leech , you are winner already , i guarantee that , no many attorney out there are honest , and return your pone call when you need him, beside he is very caring person and pleasant to talk with him , like i said from my experience with Mr: leech you will be making the right choice hiring him to help you out and get you what you deserve , he is a winner , so dont flip pages and surf the web , go straight to him so you can start helping you and he is the best out there Elly C

Since the newest “review” of Mr. Leech as an attorney is 3 years old – “if” the other reviews are to be believed, I can only surmise that he has gone way downhill. I contacted him on May 13, 2013, asking him if he would be interested in representing me in a federal FDCPA matter – I gave him all of... the information, documentation, and answered all of his questions. He didn’t seem to be very knowledgeable – even at one point suggesting that we file the various federal claims in a state court to save a few dollars on filing fees… He also stated that he did not know if the state version of the claims allowed for damages – this is supposedly what he does for a living… I didn’t hear anything back from him regarding representation for 9 days – so I contacted him – no response. I waited an additional 7 days, still no response – so I contacted him yet again. After waiting over a half a month to hear back from him – he sent me an email asking a few more questions – I answered the questions – and didn’t hear anything back from him for another 8 days. So, it has been almost a month now (25 days) since I originally contacted him and I have no idea if he is interested in representing me yet. I then get am email from him stating that I should call his office next week and discuss the matter. I made an appointment with his office, called his office the next week at the scheduled time – and he is not in. I am told by someone answering the phone to give them my number and Mr. Leech will call me back. Ten minutes later, he calls, we discuss the case, he says that there are “definitely” violations of law committed by the other party – there is even a letter from a state regulatory agency that states that the other party violated state law – and he would take the case if I pay for the filing fee and all other fees upfront. I tell him that I was under the impression that he, like almost every other FDCPA attorney, operates on a contingency fee - and that I need to think about it and get back to him. I send him an email that same day stating that I was, quite honestly, taken aback by his request for prepayment of filing fees, other fees, etc. That I was under the impression that he, like almost all other FDCPA attorneys, worked on a contingency fee basis. That he stated in our conversation this case is pretty much a slam-dunk. And, if he would take this case on a contingency fee basis, to please let me know. As usual, I hear nothing back from him for another 7 days – so I send him a follow-up email. I then get a response from him stating, in part – 1. Because I did not wish to pay the filing fees and all of the “other “ costs upfront (which in a contingency fee case, as almost all FDCPA actions are, are paid for by the attorney’s firm upfront and then collected only after they win); 2. AND because the filing date for the action was just now more than a month away (it was more than two and a half months away when I contacted him) - That he, now, is not interested in representing me. So, he took over a month (5 weeks) to tell me that one of the reasons he was no longer interested in taking the case was because the time to file (in another 5 weeks) was “fast approaching”… And, because I did not wish to pay for the fees and other costs upfront – which in an FDCPA is almost never done. Stay away and find a competent attorney who actually knows what he is talking about; won’t make you pay fees and costs upfront when no other FDCPA attorney does; and doesn’t take 5 weeks to tell you that one reason he is not interested in taking your case is because he already took 5 weeks to tell you that.

Gordon Leech is a man of his word. , He communicated throughly throughout the legal process, He gave a good faith estimate of legal fees and did not deviate at the close of legal proceeding. Gordon and his staff were very professional at all times and you knew that he had your best interests at hea...rt.