Katherine Leigh Floyd

seem just to want to make money and not really do what I needed. she cost me more money than the person who was trying to sue me. sent me a bill which i don't believe, but not going to say anything to her or her firm. i don't feel like she was much help more trouble than she was worth. would not rec...ommend her to anyone.

Our firm has used Katie Floyd for the past six years, primarily for Landlord/Tenant law. Under her leadership, our firm has implemented new policies and procedures related to the management of rental property. Our contracts and related forms have been drafted by Katie to best serve our business prac...tices while still protecting our best interests. Our staff is frequently updated by Katie on new and developing statutes and how these changes affect our business. Phone calls and emails are always responded to promptly, and Katie is very fair in billing for her time.

I highly recommend Katherine Floyd for legal services. She has helped me and my business partner numerous times to resolve unique and troubling issues. I always felt confident in her abilities to bring all parties to a satisfying resolution. I trust her and I have complete confidence in her abilit...iies. I definitely plan on hiring Ms. Floyd again in the future.

Katherine Floyd representing Salter Feiber was the answer to many prayers during a very stressful time for my wife and I. We had recently been newly wed and decided to rent an apartment in the Oaks Apartments located behind the mall. One evening we received a lawyer's letter from the Home Owners' As...sociation demanding that we pay upwards of $7,000 dollars in past due HOA fees that the landlord failed to pay and WE were going to be held responsible or face eviction due to a new Florida statute. (Just a little background... During the housing collapse throughout the recession, a lot of landlords that were underwater on their bills decided they were not going to pay them, and just go out of the country it seemed. At the same time, they were collecting tenants rent payments, and not paying their mortgage or HOA fees and just pocketing the cash for as long as they could. Florida passed a statute stating that HOAs could hold tenants liable for the past due fees or evict the tenants.) As you can imagine, we were scared to lose our residency and in the same breath, we were not going to pay these outrageous bills because of someone else's negligence. We sought Katherine Floyd's legal advice and were quite astonished at the compassion, care, and respect she showed us during our inquiry. She broke down the law in layman's terms so that we were able to understand all the lawyer-letter-gibberish that was spouted out to us, provided us with different options on how we could approach our legal rights, and then acted on what we requested with the options that she provided us. Katherine Floyd was quick, efficient, and kept us informed with the other party's lawyer's responses until we jousted our way to the desired outcome. I continue to recommend Ms. Floyd's legal services to friends, family, business partners, and anyone else in confusing legal matters. Though I hope to never be placed in another legal situation again, if I have to, I will not hesitate to call Katherine Floyd at Salter Feiber.