Dana T. Williams

Sharing for transparency. I don’t want what happened to me to happen to anyone else—especially while grieving the loss of a loved one. I entered into an agreement with a law firm after a consultation that felt reassuring. I was told everything I needed to hear, and based on that, I paid $3,000 in... good faith, trusting I would receive the help I desperately needed. But once payment was made, the support stopped. I didn’t receive any follow-up, guidance, or real communication. It truly felt like a bait and switch. When I started asking hard but necessary questions—questions I had every right to ask—instead of getting answers, the firm filed a motion to withdraw from my case. They walked away without ever addressing the concerns I brought up. I’m not here to bash anyone personally, but I am here to encourage others to protect themselves: • Ask the tough questions • Get clear timelines in writing • Understand exactly what you’re paying for before you move forward with any legal services The lack of empathy I experienced was heartbreaking—especially during a time of grief. I share this in hopes it helps even one person avoid the emotional and financial stress I went through while dealing with this law firm.