Deidre Baumann

I would strongly encourage anyone considering hiring this attorney to think twice. I hired this attorney and paid $2,000 for assistance with filing an EEOC complaint. Nearly a year later, the complaint had still not been filed. Throughout that time, communication was extremely poor. My calls, text... messages, and emails repeatedly went unanswered, and getting even a basic update about my case became a frustrating challenge. As a client, I believe I deserved communication, accountability, and the professional representation I paid for. Instead, I was left wondering what was happening with my case and whether anything was actually being done. After I expressed my frustration over the lack of communication and progress, the attorney ultimately decided not to represent me and offered a refund. While I appreciate receiving my money back, that does not erase the time lost, the stress caused, or the fact that I am now left having to start over. To make matters worse, I have also had difficulty obtaining the documents and materials I was told would be provided to me. The biggest issue isn’t simply that things didn’t work out. It’s the lack of communication, lack of progress, and lack of accountability throughout the entire experience. Hiring an attorney requires trust. Clients are paying for professional guidance and representation, and they deserve to be treated with respect and kept informed. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.