Amy Elizabeth Mitchell

As I have said directly and in response to your other negative posts online, I apologize that my boundary-setting came across as rude. That was certainly not my intention. Having received only positive feedback from you during my very brief representation (one week) and being told that you needed to stop the representation due to cost (I billed approximately 2 hours after a courtesy discount), I was truly stunned by your online reviews. I pride myself on being open and honest with clients (including prospective clients) about my limited availability, which has been even more limited during the pandemic. You hired me for a single contract and expected a simple once-over. When the contract turned out to require substantial revision, I kept you updated on my progress, and I often responded to you outside of regular working hours (nights and weekends) knowing that you were anxious about getting a deal done. Nevertheless, it's clear that this was not a good fit. To reiterate what I've said elsewhere, I wish you the best of luck in your career and am happy to have a phone conversation to discuss further since my tone was misunderstood via email. Perhaps the lawyer referral I provided to you will work out.