Harris Loftus, PLLC

HarrisLoftus garnished my check for the principal once and was paid in full. Now 5 months later they are garnishing my check again for the principal again and interest. However, you cannot double dip for principal once it was paid and satisfied in court.

We recently discovered that Harris Loftus, specifically Sarah Lewis, filed a civil action against me in Cobb County, however, I am clearly not the correct individual.
The filing appears to be based on information that does not match me in any meaningful way. The person they intended to pursue:

Has a different first name (their first name matches my middle name, not my actual first name)
Shares only the same last name
Has a different address
Has a different date of birth
Has a different last four digits of their Social Security number
Has a military history, which I do not

These are not minor discrepancies--they are fundamental identity differences that should have been identified before filing a lawsuit.
What is especially concerning is the lack of responsiveness:
We called the office twice
Left a voicemail
Sent two emails

We received no response, despite an active court deadline.
As a result, we were forced to prepare and file a legal response ourselves to protect against a claim that should never have been filed against us.

Based on this experience, I would strongly advise others to exercise extreme caution when dealing with Harris Loftus. Filing a lawsuit against the wrong individual under these circumstances reflects serious failures in both verification and communication. In my opinion, this conduct is fundamentally wrong, and I would recommend avoiding this firm altogether.

We recently discovered that Harris Loftus, specifically Sarah Lewis, filed a civil action against me in Cobb County, however, I am clearly not the correct individual.
The filing appears to be based on information that does not match me in any meaningful way. The person they intended to pursue:

Has a different first name (their first name matches my middle name, not my actual first name)
Shares only the same last name
Has a different address
Has a different date of birth
Has a different last four digits of their Social Security number
Has a military history, which I do not

These are not minor discrepancies--they are fundamental identity differences that should have been identified before filing a lawsuit.
What is especially concerning is the lack of responsiveness:
We called the office twice
Left a voicemail
Sent two emails

We received no response, despite an active court deadline.
As a result, we were forced to prepare and file a legal response ourselves to protect against a claim that should never have been filed against us.

Based on this experience, I would strongly advise others to exercise extreme caution when dealing with Harris Loftus. Filing a lawsuit against the wrong individual under these circumstances reflects serious failures in both verification and communication. In my opinion, this conduct is fundamentally wrong, and I would recommend avoiding this firm altogether.