RISM LLC

Not a good trial lawyer. He failed to submit crucial evidence, showed up to trial unprepared and also failed to obtain the most important documents for a probate case, the specific Will at question and the POA at question nor did he submit the most crucial evidence that would have invalidated the will at question. He led us to believe that he was submitting evidence to the court. At a couple of points during his questioning the defense seemed to find him amusing and the judge chastised him for his confusion and inability to make a point. After the trial I did bring up the possibility of an appeal, he discouraged it. He did not respond to our calls or emails after that, he ghosted us. A month later the judge ruled against us. Throughout communication was poor, i.e., text, email, phone, and he never really seemed to have a strategy however with the amount of evidence we still felt confident. I would never refer him to anyone, Mr. Taylor's priority seems to just take clients for the easy money.

I had a great experience with RISM Law. I spoke with Jason during a free consultation, and he genuinely took the time to break things down in a way that made sense. He didn’t rush the call, he listened, asked the right questions, and gave me clear direction on my situation. You can tell he knows D.C. real estate law inside and out.

I’ve spoken with a few attorneys before, but Jason stood out — not just for his expertise, but for how approachable and transparent he was. It felt less like a sales pitch and more like an actual strategy session.

This law firm actually wasted my time and was always chasing the lawyer. Very unorganized law firm but refunded my retainer after chasing them with another lawyer.