Turner Ford Gassaway III

Mr. Brent: I'm sorry you feel that you were mistreated; however, you have mischaracterized and misrepresented our interaction over the past four months. In fact, you did receive a phone consultation early on that lasted well over 30 minutes, wherein we discussed your case and the best course of action for you to take. I drafted, at your bequest, a preliminary draft of a demand letter that was never intended to be a final version of the document. You were fully aware that the letter I sent you was simply a preliminary draft. We have corresponded over 22 times during the past four months, discussing your case and various issues, of which you have never been charged for. Unfortunately, after four months it became apparent that you really did not want to retain an attorney or to pay for legal services, unless you could get those services at an unreasonably reduced rate. I frankly never noticed that you had an accent, but did realize that you never really grasped the legal issues related to your case or how best to use an attorney to assist you, and for that I offer my sincere apologies. It's just a shame that you felt it necessary to attempt to malign my reputation by posting a false and negative review simply because I would not extend you, after four months of phone calls, text messages and emails, a virtually free consultation. Nevertheless, I wish you the best of luck and hope you successfully resolve all of your legal matters.