Wendra Joyce Moran

I am writing to share a deeply disappointing experience had with this attorney, whom was retained with the expectation of receiving competent, diligent, and professional legal representation. Unfortunately, those expectations were not met. The attorney made serious legal errors early in the matter...—errors she openly acknowledged and assured the client she would correct. She asked for the opportunity to make things right, expressing a strong commitment to see the issue through to resolution. Initially, her willingness to take responsibility was appreciated and met with patience. However, despite these assurances, the situation only worsened. The attorney’s mistakes caused significant delays and gave the opposing party clear strategic advantages. Over time, she continued to ask for patience while attempting to address the problems she had caused. Eventually, citing a growing client base and time constraints, the attorney withdrew from the matter entirely—without resolving the errors or taking any further action to rectify the consequences. This occurred at a critical juncture, leaving the client to manage the fallout alone and forcing them to hire new counsel at additional expense, all while a substantial portion of the original retainer was retained by this attorney. In my view, this behavior reflects a troubling lack of professional accountability and commitment to client advocacy. True professionalism requires not only legal competence, but also the integrity to take responsibility for one’s mistakes and see matters through—especially when they become difficult. That standard was not upheld in this case. I would strongly caution others considering this attorney. Ensure that expectations are clearly documented from the outset, and be wary of promises that may not be fulfilled.

Wendra handled a difficult usufruct case for me. When other attorneys seemed to have a bleak, negative outlook on the case, she took the time to understand my situation, inspired hope and worked relentlessly on my behalf. At NO POINT did I ever feel that she did not have 'my back' 110% and her pers...everance paid off. I am so glad I chose her as my attorney and I would put my complete faith and trust in her again if I (god forbid) ever had to go through seeking legal action against anyone again.