Amy Davis Salladay

Amy did a wonderful job negotiating a very difficult case with my ex. My ex has more money than you can shake a stick at, but that did not intimidate Amy at all. She was tough, no nonsense and achieved a fair and favorable outcome for my family. I have called on her to handle other family matters as well. She is my family attorney and I highly recommend that you look to do the same!

Amy Salladay represented me in a difficult and protracted divorce case. I hired her after dismissing my first lawyer, who had pushed me to accept a very unfavorable settlement. I wished I'd hired her from the start. Thanks to her efforts, we eventually negotiated a far more reasonable settlement than the initial one. She was tough (but not in an obnoxious way) and sensible, and she really seemed to understand the situation (e.g. the high-conflict personalities on the other side). She did a terrific job of representing me, and I strongly recommend her.

She will mess up what is important. Your children, your family, your future as such. Avoid this person as much as you can.

If you want to fail a difficult time and any chance of negotiations hire this attorney.

Two weeks ago I contacted Ms Salladay's office via email, as is suggested on her website. I received an automated email response indicating that my inquiry had been received, thanking me for contacting her AND that she would get back to me as soon as possible. As I said, it has been two weeks and no response.

Ms. Salladay could not handle our complicated case with lots of evidence; she did not appear up to the job required to devote her keen attention to the details of this case. She did not know her limitations and likely should have made a referral elsewhere to an attorney with more criminal legal background. After Ms. Salladay began discussions with the opposing attorney she appeared to side with the opponent which was puzzling and concerning. There can be no good faith recommendation for Ms. Salladay’s legal services to anyone except the person who wants to pay lots to lose their case. Little to no advocacy for client. Showed no zealous fight in the courtroom and was an impediment for client; Ms. Salladay failed to do her job of protecting and defending her client from lies, distractions, deception, avoidance of addressing criminal behavior, and victim blaming by the opposing party. Outcome of the case appeared to be determined based on the skills of the attorney. Ms. Salladay refused to use witnesses via zoom and failed to use any evidence to make an argument to win the case, which was shocking behavior from a professional; her stated reason for not offering compelling evidence on zoom was to avoid confusing the judge, yet the opposing attorney utilized these strategies and the judge did not appear to be confused. Prior to the court appearance, Ms. Salladay failed to enthusiastically work for client, instead spent lots of time (and money) encouraging client to agree to settlements that benefited opposing party. Wanted to mediate to end the case when it was not in the client’s best interest to negotiate with her safety or with a predator. Offered no safety net for client by fulfilling her ethical duty to advocate ruthlessly for client. Poor preparation for court. In the courtroom lacked litigation skills or the will to employ them. Displayed poor email communication skills, which resulted in an adversarial relationship that was detrimental to the client. No explanation why case was lost and no acknowledgement she failed client. Don’t waste your money or time on Ms. Salladay. You are likely to be very disappointed, discouraged, and distrustful of the process and justice being served, as well as any confidence in Ms. Salladay as an attorney. Keep looking for another attorney; buyer beware!