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Bryan Morgan

9/30/2024

Worst law office I could have used. Very unprofessional and they never answered the phone. Lawyer was late to the one court date she did get me because she took another case for a niece in Conway. My case was handled very negligibly and I feel I could've gotten much better results elsewhere, possibly even winning my case. I was texted the day before the next court case asking about a file she already had, she said it was in storage so I resent it. The next day my court date got pushed back by her ruining the time sensitive argument we had. I've been trying to get my files back for a year and now they're saying they've lost them. Don't waste your time or money.

Edited for reply:
Such a snarky reply and condescending. I don't wish to be your only client, I just wanted you to do your job. 3 court dates - 1 you were late to and I had to explain to the judge where you were (embarrassing / lost that pretrial), the second you pushed back for another client's court date (understandable), and the third you pushed back without talking to me because you didn't have all your info (the one where you asked me for a screenshot I'd already given you but you said my files were in storage). You then went and talked to the defense attorney and told him what was going on at his home (strange) before you postponed the last one which meant he now would've had months to prepare for their defense instead of 30 days since the discovery motion. I finally had to just settle out of court because after 3 years the time sensitive things I had didn't matter anymore.

On the former employee's phone:
This was the number I was told to contact (the secretary). I also have the Blytheville office number and I'm guessing the previous Jonesboro number. I've been calling all numbers since May trying to get my files back. I have recording/call log proof. The former employee didn't leave until August as I was still getting responses and have proof of that as well. What's unprofessional is requesting a client go through a cell phone to contact the secretary and then they quit and now all of my texts before and after the termination are on her device. That's unethical and goes against attorney-client privilege to now find out I've been communicating with someone about my case who no longer works with my attorney.

On the files I gave y'all at the start:
I will not be paying any printing costs to get my property back. I don't want court pleadings, I want my 2 USB drives worth 1/2GB each and my stack of physical paper evidence. If I cannot get these things I will be contacting the judiciary office, state bar association, getting another attorney and suing for malpractice.