I wish I had the words to describe how Michelle and her staff handled my needs. I'm still…read morespeechless. And if you know me....keeping my mouth shut is difficult. She is assertive, stood up for me, communicated in a timely manner, and had the BEST BEDSIDE MANNERS!! Professional and empathetic. Thank you!!

From the owner: GessnerLaw, PLLC is a boutique litigation firm - Female-Owned and operated - practicing primarily…read moreLabor and Employment Litigation with a significant focus on Wage and Hour matters. Our firm represents clients across North Carolina in all types of employment matters, such as individual employees with workplace issues. These services translate well in assisting with our Mediation practice as Michelle is also an NCDRC Certified mediator.

I am documenting my experience after my 2020 Chevrolet Spark was repossessed through Burr &…read moreForman's client, Santander Consumer USA. Despite repeated written requests (July-September 2025), I never received a payoff statement or an opportunity to retrieve my personal belongings. -Brandon Batchelor The notices they relied on included a recycled 'right to cure' letter originally sent to my Florida address in 2021 -- but then later re-used in 2025 as if current, even though I have continuously resided in Florida and maintained registration and insurance there. Their sworn affidavit also stated 'insurance not verified,' yet I had valid, active coverage with State Farm at all times. In addition, their valuation documents inflated my vehicle's mileage at 65,910, when my dated dashboard photo from July 12, 2025 shows only 46,338 miles. That is a discrepancy of nearly 20,000 miles. A notice claimed the vehicle would be sold 'on or after 9/3/2025,' but as of October 2, 2025, the Florida DMV still shows the title as ACTIVE in my name. Regulators are now involved: NC Attorney General (File No. CP-25-16490), CFPB (Case No. 250818-23268585), and the BBB closed my complaint as 'unresolved' after the company failed to address these issues. This review is based solely on my own experience, supported by documents, photos, and regulator case numbers. Anyone dealing with this firm or their client should independently verify every detail.

From the owner: For more than a century, Burr & Forman's experienced legal team has served clients at the…read moreintersection of business and government. With particular industry strengths in the financial institutions, manufacturing, health care, and food and beverage sectors, our attorneys draw from diverse backgrounds and experience to serve as trusted business advisors and legal counsel to help clients achieve their goals. Our firm's century-strong success is credited to our attorneys' forward-thinking approach to crafting innovative solutions for the challenging situations faced by our clients.

I can only comment on the sense of urgency and professionalism displayed by Eric Spengler as he…read morequickly responded to my request after hours. I did not end up using his legal services only because he is not licensed in South Carolina where I am employed. That being said, I would have and appreciate his professionalism and straightforward approach (no run around). I encourage anyone to check them out if in the market for an employment law attorney.

I cannot say enough great things about working with Justin Agans! As a new small business owner,…read moreJustin was incredibly helpful and proactive in getting me started on everything I needed to do, not only from a legal perspective, but also getting me in touch with other local resources that would be pertinent to my business. He is very caring, flexible and patient and extremely down to earth. He is well established here in Charlotte and is an entrepreneur himself, so he gets what you need to do to be successful. I really enjoy working with him and look forward to many more years to come!

We are repeat customers and will continue. The team and Matt are all very knowledgeable and prompt…read morein responding.

Don't waste your time with this UNPROFESSIOAL firm.He (Rosensteel) said they practiced…read more(Mal-Practice)which I found out(they do not) from another firm.Rosensteel kept all the records for almost 2 years,and then called me 18 days,prior to the deadline,(two year limit)(he wasn't going to represent me?)Come on,does it take you that long to figure out that? to file charges.I then had to file an extention(by myself) to get another 30 days.I found an attorney in Raleigh,who was professioal & got the matter handeled-and got me what I deserved-DO NOT LISTEN TO HIS LIES!!! I hope to see him,and show the amount-he missed out on.LOL-what a WASTE-senseless-wordless-mind drool!

I have worked with David Simmons at Sodoma Law on divorce, domestic violence protective order, and…read morechild support cases and highly recommend his counsel. David is professional and thorough, and has helped me navigate several technical and complex legal issues in negotiations and in court. He has also reviewed documents from an attorney I hired prior to him, and helped me navigate the negative consequences of a poorly drafted separation agreement. In addition to his technical expertise, David has taken the time and care to really understand me and my family so that he keeps our core values and priorities in mind at all times. He does a great job explaining all of my options to me, giving me his recommendation, then giving me room to process and make a decision. I know that I will have his full support no matter which route I decide to take, and that he will always advocate for me. I have felt truly understood and cared for, and that I have sound, accurate legal advice whenever I need it.

Sodoma Law advertises itself as a firm that provides strategic guidance, strong advocacy, and…read moreexceptional communication in complex family‑law matters. After years of representation and substantial fees, my experience did not match what they promote. I retained Sodoma Law for an interstate child‑support matter. My case proceeded all the way through a trial, where it was confirmed that my child support should increase from $98 a month to $865 a month, along with arrears. After years of litigation, preparation, and expense, this outcome should have been the resolution of my case. Instead, the most serious failure occurred afterward: my child‑support modification was ultimately **dismissed for lack of subject‑matter jurisdiction**. Because the matter involved UIFSA and an out‑of‑state order, a proper jurisdictional analysis should have been done at the very beginning--long before trial, long before years of litigation, and long before tens of thousands of dollars were spent. Instead, I pursued a modification North Carolina could not legally decide. At no point during those years did anyone at the firm communicate that jurisdiction was uncertain, that the modification might not stick, or that there was any risk the court lacked authority to decide the case. There was no warning, no strategic discussion, and no indication that the entire effort could collapse. I only learned of the jurisdictional problem when the court dismissed the motion outright. This was especially devastating because the trial outcome had already established a significantly higher support amount and arrears. None of that could be finalized because the jurisdictional foundation was never properly addressed. Sodoma Law also promotes strong communication and client support, but my experience was the opposite. Shortly before important proceedings, the firm moved to withdraw and stated in their own motion that I should not expect a continuance despite being left without counsel. They will leave you high and dry without any concern. I also discovered that my client file was incomplete. Only after I questioned it did the firm acknowledge that documents had been "inadvertently not copied over" and then added additional materials. For a firm that advertises meticulous case management, this was troubling. Most concerning of all, when I raised fee‑related disputes connected to the jurisdictional error, *he firm simply stopped responding. Navigating the consequences of their mistake became a long, difficult, and unnecessarily burdensome process--one I had to manage alone, despite the substantial fees I had already paid. For a firm that markets itself as client‑focused and communicative, refusing to address fee disputes tied directly to their own error was deeply disappointing. If you are considering Sodoma Law, I strongly recommend not to.

He is the best lawyer..He took my case and fought hard fir me to get my rights back after a cousin…read moredeclared me incompetent while visiting was recuperating from shoulder replacement surgery....I was in the hospital and she went to court house and said I was not competent and they took away all my rights just like that...anyone can do this Mark Gott took my case and won..I have my indeed and all rights back.it was very traumatic time but Mark Gott helped me ...thank you Mark for every...God bless you

I have known and worked with Mr. Gott for more than 15 years. As a former Assistant Clerk in…read moreMecklenburg County he is well versed in matters regarding Guardianship, Elder Care, Incompetency, and all areas before the Clerk. If I needed someone to help me navigate the difficult process of dealing with an elderly parent or special needs sibling or child he would be one of the first phone calls I would make. He is reasonable fair and extremely knowledgeable.

The attorneys at Schwaba Law Firm were amazing. Endri Mince made sure to keep me informed of any…read morenew updates and made it a point to educate me on how the process would work. He continued negotiations so that I would be awarded more money. Andrew Schwaba was upfront and honest about the process as well and supported me in whichever way that I wanted to proceed with my case.

Andrew always kept me informed as to what was going on in our class action lawsuit. We had several…read morephone calls and many emails back and forth. I was pleasantly surpried to get money back as the person we filed against filed for bankruptcy. Sue Rodriguez