While dealing with numerous issues at my apartment that led to me moving out, I contacted Robinson & Henry for assistance. I explained my legal issues with the apartment complex, that my apartment was over 85 degrees F and that the broken air conditioner unit and various other repairs were being refused by my landlord. When I called Robinson & Henry the first time, and paid for a consultation, I had an attorney explain to me the uninhabitable statute and what procedure to follow to move out of my apartment and get my deposit back. This was helpful information. I followed the statute to a T, and ended up moving out of my apartment May 01, 2024. I called Robinson & Henry multiple times after this, to inform the attorney I spoke with that the apartment complex was refusing to give my security deposit back despite me moving out under the statute procedures. No return phone calls ever came. I physically went to the law firm, and asked to speak with someone, and was told no one was available and to call and set up an appointment. I kept trying. I paid, once again, for a consultation, about a separate issue. This consultation was also helpful, and the attorney I spoke with that time was great. I called more after this, multiple times, asking to follow-up with the first attorney I consulted with regarding my apartment issue. Eventually I got through to someone a few days ago, who briefly spoke with me and explained that I would need to pay a consultation fee again to follow-up on my legal matter. I explained to this individual that I had filed a lawsuit pro se against my apartment complex for my deposit back. Last week, I realised I had served the wrong registered agent and that the correct agent is registered as a foreign LLC from Delaware. My question was: "Do I still have jurisdiction to sue the apartment complex if their registered agent is registered in a state other than Colorado. Does Adams County Colorado still have jurisdiction?" The woman I spoke with who had answered the phone told me she would relay the message to the attorney and I would get a call back letting me know if I needed to pay a consultation fee again or not. I explained that I did not have the money for a third consultation fee, I had already paid nearly $300. I was emailed a contract by the law firm after this, for a limited representation agreement & consultation fee of $200, with a link to pay. I ignored this email, as I do not have the additional $200 to spend to ask one question. I decided I would simply wait until my court date next week and ask the judge for a continuance and advice. Later, I got a phone call from an administrative person at the law firm calling to see if I had paid the fee, or if I wanted to then. I explained to them that I could not afford the fee, had already paid previously. I was trying to explain that I felt like the attorney could answer this question pretty quickly and I didn't really need a whole consultation for it, additionally that I was no longer in Colorado and couldn't come in for it anyway. The admin lady was quite rude. She said to me that the attorneys are unable to give legal advice without a retainer or fee. She went on to say it would "be unethical" for them to do so. I said back to her that I felt it was unethical for a lawyer to charge $200 for a 2-minute conversation where they answer a quick question. She said okay and we hung up and I was then sent an email with a cancellation of the contract and fee. Additionally and very important to note, It is not unethical for attorneys to provide pro bono legal advice and services. I've worked in the legal field for a few years now, even at a Legal Services firm in Florida where the entire firm is Pro Bono. Nothing about providing indigent people with assistance is "unethical." If you have the power and resources to help those in need and you choose to charge them $200 instead of simply answering a question, then you are simply out of touch with reality. I will not recommend this firm to anyone moving forward, as you are clearly a firm here to make as much money as possible, doing the least amount of help possible. read more

This has been the worst experience I have ever had with a law firm. I am not sure if this is standard practice, but it is certainly what I endured working with Joshua Moses at Robinson and Henry. I found him to be dishonest and felt he did not have his client's best interests in mind. We contacted the firm for help with an eviction after a tenant stopped paying rent. During the initial kick-off call, everything seemed fine, and we were told the fees would likely run between $800 and $1,200 depending on the work required. Once Mr. Moses took over, the nightmare began. He seemed professional at first, but the billing quickly spiraled out of control. Our very first bill was $1,100 just for the kick-off call and an initial conversation with Mr. Moses. I noticed that he would constantly reach out requesting additional meetings, paperwork, or information from my wife (who is the legal owner of the property). Every time we spoke--usually at his request--we received an outrageous bill. At a certain point, I was afraid to answer his calls, respond to messages, or send emails because I knew I would be charged for it. When I questioned these excessive fees, his only response was that he needed to be compensated for his time. After he finally gathered all the documents, a week went by, and he requested another meeting to discuss the case. During that call, he told us he felt the first demand letter took too long (3 weeks) and that he was uncomfortable presenting it to a judge for fear the case would be thrown out, meaning we had to draft an entirely new demand. At that point, wanting nothing more to do with the law firm and their outrageous fees, we bypassed them and reached a direct agreement with the tenant to vacate. When we contacted the firm one last time to inform them the issue was resolved, we received a final bill of $1,348. In total, Joshua Moses billed us nearly $5,000. Essentially, the only actual work performed was posting two demand notices on the tenant's door. The case never went before a judge, and the tenant never contested it. When a client is afraid to contact their own legal representation out of fear of unreasonable fees, there is a major problem. When a law firm's primary objective seems to be racking up billable hours rather than resolving the case, it needs to be addressed. We will be reaching out to external organizations, including the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel (OARC), to file a formal complaint. As for the retainer, we likely will not bother trying to recover it, knowing Mr. Moses would likely just invent more fees to swallow it up. read more

Runnnnn... Away from them. Over charge Showed up late to court Monitor client through different sources. read more

Stay away. Money grabber operation. There's much better out there so don't waste your time/money here

Don't be fooled by the 5 star reviews in google. None of them mention winning an actual case. I retained this firm for an employment matter and paid over $5,000 in fees. During the course of representation, I repeatedly had to correct basic factual inaccuracies in my own case materials and provide revisions to key documents, including the demand letter. For a matter billed hourly, this level of inattention was concerning. A firm deadline of February 4th was set for a settlement response. When that date passed without movement, I was advised not to be concerned, despite the urgency of the situation. I continued to be billed during this period without measurable progress. After requesting prioritization and clarity regarding billing relative to progress, the firm chose to close my file rather than continue representation. Prospective clients should ensure they fully understand the firm's communication practices, billing approach, and litigation strategy before retaining counsel. UPDATE: This firm's level of dishonesty is unacceptable. When I initially requested a full refund for their lack of services, Terri Jackson-Waller stated in writing that she "could not guarantee a full refund without discussing the situation further." I agreed to speak with her based on the clear understanding that a full refund was the goal of the meeting. After that discussion, they issued a partial refund and then had the audacity to send an email claiming they "never discussed" a full refund. This is an absolute lie and a shady bait-and-switch tactic. They used the possibility of a full refund to get me to engage, and once they issued a partial check, they completely changed their story and claimed no such discussion ever happened. They are now trying to act like the matter is "resolved" to protect their reputation while they are still holding onto my money. Do not trust their professional facade; they are manipulative and will go back on their word the moment it suits them. read more

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Update : the attorney that first took my case and hired the other attorneys under her has officially left Robinson and Henry too. Spicy stuff! Not much to update besides the fact that many of you have reached out to me. This firm seems to have a lack of empathy and they're more money oriented than actually getting to the root of what you need help for. I got more phone calls from James the money collector guy than I did my actual case. Why hasn't anyone gone to the news yet about this firm?! Hmmm 40k is a lot to rip away from a little girl just trying to fight her landlord over a 3k security deposit. Anywho - THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE - stay tuned for my next update. There are better places to go than R&H... read the yelp and BBB reviews folks and stay far far away. read more

really bad experience. todd itself is a good and knowledgeable person but when you actually work with the rest of the team. they don't have proper communication. i was promised to evict 2 tenants for a single fee of $2500 and once i was onboarded, they changed their mind and said we charge $5000 for 2 cases just for a retainers. not a big fan. wouldn't suggest them. read more

Robinson & Henry - Bankruptcy Law Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Beware of lawyers. Some will milk you for money with trivial things such checking a docket everyday for 500 a month when there is nothing there. Some will lie and say you have a win and then after taking 15k tell you there is only a 50% chance. You really need to take care and read people reviews to know what lawyer will work for you and be in your best interest, not their own pocket. read more

I hired Robinson & Henry around mid March 2026 to defend my daughter. Their retainer was $8,000 and $495/hour. They told me that we cannot countersue anything, but they will try to lessen the amount what my brother is suing for. My brother owns a plumbing company and wants $$$$ which wasn't in the initial complaint. He told my daughter that he will kill her in court and that is what he is doing. My brother has been trying to get anywhere from $25,000-$75,000 in which he would have to prove damages. So, we were going to trial. I agreed to go to trial which was April 15th and April 29th. Alex Lowe's assistant took over and their invoices just consisted of "review" "put on calendar" "discuss" which amounted to $8,0000 from the time I retain them to when we fired them on April 28th. There wasn't much communication between Alex Lowe's team. Nicholas Catalano is whom spoke with us via email or phone. I realize they invoiced me for discussion neither my daughter nor I ever had with them. They "nickle and dimed" me. For example, on 4/9, they charged me 3-$99.00 for review which amounts to around $300.00 for 36 minutes. Therefore, they made decisions without our consent such as accepting a motion to continue. The only action this team took with the courts is a Motion to Dismiss which Adams County probably dismissed or overlooked because my brother filed a Motion to Continue (after not abiding by the discovery date) 2 weeks after the Motion to Dismiss was filed, and Adams County granted within hours/days. I wished Robinson & Henry would have spoken up about that. In addition to the Motion to Continue (in which I confess they had a great argument on how each complaint had been satisfied) my brother was granted a Motion to Amend his complaint to include $$$$. I had a conversation with Nicholas the day before we released their services about how I strongly felt about their services. In speaking with him, I could tell the best interest of my daughter's case wasn't their top priority. Nicholas kept saying "think" and I told him "we can try". That I needed them to be a bit more aggressive and not just roll over and take the punches. What a waste of money. I hired them because I was referred to them by a friend, but the lawyer who took my friend's case no longer works at R&H. I would NOT recommend Robinson & Henry because they accrue unnecessary invoicing and are non-communicative. They were MORE communicative in a rapid time when we were releasing their services. read more

they charged me and my husband for a case. they have other law firms working with them. a lot of new attorneys with no experience. very expensive retainers. they force you to refill the retainer if its less than $2000. my husband got charged for $2500 for 2 cases and now they want to charge another 2500 for the second tenant. read more

Would give ZERO stars if allowed... We hired this law firm in June 2025 and paid a $7,500 deposit up front, expecting professional guidance and regular communication. Unfortunately, what we received was the opposite!! I was originally speaking to one of the attorneys and they pawned off the case to an associate! After the initial deposit, we were met with almost no contact and very little transparency. Over time, they continued to send invoices totaling over $10,000, yet we saw no meaningful progress on our case. They claimed to have done all sorts of work, but we never saw the results no updates, no clear actions taken, and certainly no outcomes that justified the cost!! When we tried to get answers, and proof of the phone records of the calls and communication that was supposedly done" he dismissed me and was vague at best. It felt like we were being charged for services they didnt even do, and certainly didn't benefit from. This experience was not only frustrating but felt incredibly robbed of our situation! I would strongly advise against using this firm unless you want to throw money away and be left completely in the dark. A complete waste of time and money!! DO NOT USE THIS FIRM YOU!! read more

I had a horrible experience with Thomas Laue and his law firm, Robinson and Henry. First of all this is a corporate machine with a great billing department. They are out to bill you and make money first and foremost. The bills arrive consistently, but contact from your attorney that you're supposedly paying to work for you is pretty much non-exsistent I made the point from the start that money was tight and I wanted to negotiate a settlement as quickly as possible. Instead, Thomas Laue filed layers of litigation billing me every step of the way. After paring ways with him, I learned from another reputable attorney that much of this way excessive and superfluous. Just one example of the way the work, after getting little or no contact from Laue, I asked for a phone call to get an update. He contacted his paralegal to set up the call who then billed me $50 to set up the call!!! It was endless, when I finally started questioning his tactics and asked for proof that he was actually pushing for a settlement and trying to negotiate, he got defensive and suggested I find another attorney (this is after I was $30,000 in with Robinson and Henry). They took was has been a really difficult part of my life, took advantage and milked me for as much money as they could without accomplishing anything. It is perhaps the worst experience of my life. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR A GO ANYWHERE ELSE!!! THOMAS LAUE IS A HORRIBLE HUMAN BEING, A TERRIBLE ATTORNEY, AND A BLOOD SUCKING PARASITE. ROBINSON AND HENRY ARE SCUM! DO NOT HIRE THEM The mental and emotional stress they caused me is equal to the financial burden they caused me. It is just the worst experience I've ever been through. read more

I also wished I had read Yelp reviews beforehand. Typical lawyer scum. Had a basic contract to review. Took me 20 minutes to read through. Took them a few hours until all the retainer and then some was gone. Maybe they are just slow readers. Really, I just had one question in one section. Had to re-explain my one question multiple times to multiple people, at my expense. First time they contacted me back was from accounting, wanting more money. Just terrible. And to think they were supposed to be on my side. AVOID! AVOID! AVOID! read more

Communication, stop overbilling, treat clients with respect, do your job to protect your clients, show compassion, follow through on promises, stop hurting clients futures, do not EVER yell at your clients, listen, at least once do what you say you are going to do and do it promptly, exhibit patience. Do your JOB. Address concerns with understanding and respect. Worst attorneys in the land. Run, don't walk away from this firm of inadequate attorneys. Understand that your clients are human beings that need your advice, that's what they're paying you for. I have never dealt with such incompetence in my 73 years on this planet. Negative 10 star review. read more

I hired Kevin Webster to represent me in my divorce, specifically to fight for a fair alimony amount. After a detailed consultation, he confidently calculated that I could expect significantly more than what my husband initially offered. That assurance was the reason I trusted him with my case. What followed was 2.5 months of delays, indifference, and nearly $10,000 in fees billed every two weeks for things like "discussed the case with another attorney" -- with no meaningful progress made. When my husband's attorney showed determination to fight, instead of standing up for me, Kevin completely backed down and advised me to accept the exact low offer he had originally said was unfair. In other words, after taking thousands of dollars, he told me to accept what I could have agreed to on day one without hiring him. It was clear to me that he had no real intention of advocating for my best interests. His approach was passive, defeatist, and the opposite of what you expect when paying for professional legal representation. I ultimately fired him, represented myself, and successfully secured the higher amount he had promised at the beginning -- the outcome he was too unwilling to pursue once challenged by opposing counsel. In my experience, this firm was more focused on billing than on results. Hiring him cost me time, money, and stress, and I got nothing of value in return. I would strongly caution anyone considering this attorney: if you want someone who will actually fight for you, look elsewhere. read more

DON'T WORK WITH THIS LAW FIRM. DON'T WORK WITH THIS LAW FIRM. DON'T WORK WITH THIS LAW FIRM. I can't say it enough. This is the absolute worst experience with a professional business I've ever encountered. First of all, look at all the recent reviews. This company seems to be in a steady decline. Save your money and look elsewhere. Now I'm not trying to get in legal trouble writing this review (I've read they go after people that leave bad reviews), so I'm going to share only the facts of what transpired over the past year working with this company. In total, we paid nearly $50,000 on our case which was concerning a security deposit ($3000) and a demand for "damage" ($5000) which we ultimately were found not responsible for. We knew from the onset that we were not responsible for the damage, because we had the proof in photographs, so, even as the judge said in our final hearing, "this was a straightforward case". Now, why would we pay all of that money to the attorneys? Because the lease stated if anything went to court, the losing party would pay "reasonable attorney fees"....it just turns out that R&H do not bill you reasonably and our judge said so on record. He awarded us roughly $5000 of the nearly $50,000 in attorney fees, meaning that 90% of what R&H charged us was considered unreasonable. All the while, the firm continued to tell us that this should be an easy "win" for us. I don't know about you, but paying $45,000 out of pocket to "win" doesn't really feel great and as a result, I no longer own a vehicle (had to sell it to pay R&H), and my business is in ruin due to a lack of capital. My entire life has been turned upside down because of a company that seems to prioritize profit over professionalism. Now let's get into the details of how the firm operates. First of all, we went through not 1, not 2, but 4 different attorneys throughout our case! Kayla, Ali, Dag, and Will, with the former 3 being associates of Kayla. Ali and Dag left without notice, and I can only imagine why. Will and Dag, to be fair, did a great job, and I don't have anything negative to say about them. They seemed to really care about us while everyone else at R&H just cared about the payments. Overall, it seems to be more of a systematic issue that results in the financial team calling over and over and threatening to close the case if we don't make huge payments within a short time window. We were just a week away from trial and they sent a notice of withdrawal to the courts (which cost us even more money) when we told them we'd be paying shortly, as we always did. We travel for work and we had to drive all the way back from a work event in South Dakota to sell my car in order to get to trial. Near the end, R&H seemed like the bigger enemy than the landlord we were fighting in court. After we won the initial case, as we knew we would, we had another court date set to determine reasonable attorney fees, as laid out in our lease. The Judge made it clear that 90 hours of billable work was egregious for a case this "straightforward". That is on record. There was a lot of talk about the average bill rate for attorneys and all that, none of which seemed out of the norm for this area, but the focus was primarily on the amount of hours being insanely high. Not to mention all the extra money we paid for erroneous tasks, the most extreme being us paying for their notice of withdrawals, all on our dime. We were also persuaded to hire a "attorney fees expert" for the final meeting in court, but ultimately he was not even allowed to give his testimony. That was a huge waste of money alone. So, after our ruling, we were obviously pretty upset to waste $45,000, so we scheduled a call to discuss possible reconciliation with Terry Jackson-Waller. On our call today, she was rude, talked over me, and cut me off multiple times. Essentially she said the Judge simply had an "opinion" on what "reasonable attorney fees" are, to which I responded "well, I plan to get the opinions of the Colorado Bar Association, the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, and the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel. At the point, she cut me off once again to say, "we don't take threats" and hung up. So as promised, here is my honest review. I will be sharing this story far and wide to make sure nobody goes through what I just did. Thanks to all of this, my life is at absolute rock bottom. DO NOT WORK WITH THIS LAW FIRM. (Please note this is all my "opinion", this is not legal advice). read more

Considering the high fees they charge, the level of service was nowhere near acceptable. I would not recommend this firm to anyone looking for reliable, responsive, and dedicated legal representation. You're just a number not a client to them. read more

They run a bait and switch where they have you do a consultation with one of their very experienced partners and then pawn you off to someone who has no idea what they're doing. They assigned my keys to a voyeur who had just started that day and they missed my hearing completely. He also overbuild me. Completely unethical business practice. read more

Very slow to act, make it more complicated than necessary and boy do they bill every second. Look elsewhere!!! large team, but not a shining star among them. read more

Throughout my experience with this Law firm (over a year) we spent ten of thousands of dollars for little progress. I was stood up in meetings, track down my own information through my ex who was the opposing counsel in the case because my lawyer took so long or never updated me or pushed for movement, and to top it off I left multiple messages for human relations with only one email back that led nowhere! We terminated our case due to lack of communication with my lawyer and lack of money to proceed. Please if you are a smaller case don't use this firm! You will be low on the priority list. read more

Literally got stood up on the very first meeting... the case consultation! Monica Espino sent me lots of calendar invites, reminders, notifications about my consultation. It was schedule 10 days in advance. The morning of the consultation I waited on zoom for 25 minutes and no one showed up. I sent multiple emails to Monica and still nothing. No reschedule, no "sorry we're running late" not a word. What a freaking waste of time. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. Just read the other reviews (I did not) and you'll see this is not a law firm you want to work with. read more

Robinson & Henry - just look at the start time and the actual time in the top right corner. unbelievable they would just ghost a potential client. - Bankruptcy Law Near Me - Denver, Colorado

if you came here to double check how this company is. these guys will drag you for months on a case .and you will be paying retainers for their lifestyles. stay away from it! read more

Incompetence and overbilling. They were very slow to perform the services and when they did they got the completely wrong property and then charged an additional $650 to fix their own mistake. read more

I was so grateful to find this law firm, Robinson & Henry to help me with my mother's estate. I live out of state and in a different time zone. Megan Jury and Jennifer Lane were very responsive, professional, and knowledgeable. In fact, everyone was responsive and genuine in their helpfulness and made me feel like I had my own private attorney. This is a solid law firm with a lot of experience. I would highly recommend them. Bethany S. read more

If I could give zero I would, I watched this firm... to be exact I watched Kayla Banzali and the "higher ups" take my friends through a crazy loop. The higher ups being Bill Henry and some other guy who was smart enough to leave his name off this website. Anyways, i watched my friends get dragged for over a year and not have enough money to pay rent or really eat because they were told that their case was a winning one and they would be able to help them reclaim lost funds. This firm threatened to drop my friends case right before trial and several times throughout the case. These people are the people you see on all the really messed up movies about fraudulent scam artists lawyers. Do not work with them. They are being investiagted by the board. Save your money and do not work with them. 0 points for lack of empathy and morale. Have a good day. read more

Worst lawyers to work with, no communication at all with the client, and extortion of money invoice after invoice after invoice for 0 results. They don't even deserve 1 star read more

The worst communication and coordination ever. First time no one followed detailed instructions, I messed up and attempted a second time, absolutely horrible. read more

Find another law firm. After . They're all supportive etc until things get tough then they throw you " under the bus". Here's a great example... after taking my money ( lots of it too) for 6 months suddenly my attorney could no longer remember how to spell my first name. Also I qualified to have court fees waved. About $350 per appearance. Every time she told me to not submit forms because it " would be counterintuitive to her strategy " . I guess her strategy was to have my case lost. So I could have saved just short of $1000 in fees from just that. Despite the fact that I had tons of evidence she was only interested in her " strategy " which lost me my house and and a lot of money‼ read more

The attorneys at Robinson and Henry are exceptional in criminal defense cases. They were very straightforward about the possible outcomes and always seemed to be one step ahead in planning our defense strategy. The paralegal staff was also courteous and prompt in their responses, which made the whole stressful process much more bearable. I am profoundly grateful for their services, and would like to mention a few names, Alyssa Akre, my attorney, absolutely outstanding in every way, Terri Jackson-Waller was also outstanding to work with, she is in customer relations and helped out if I had any general questions I did not need to burden my attorney with. Ryan Robertson, one of their partners also played a key role while there was a minor transition during my case. All in all, what a great experience during an incredibly difficult time. read more

I paid for my son to have an initial consultation with this firm. They charged $300 for 1/2 hour of time. They assigned a Senior Associate for Real Estate and Business law to meet with my son about an employment matter. The attorney was not at all interested in learning about the circumstances, nor did he peruse any of the materials my son brought with him. I should have realized that this firm is all about the money, not the client. When you call their number, the first options relate to paying your bill. Unlike most employment attorneys, they do not accept matters on contingency. They may be great at other areas, but they completely let down my son. I am a former employment attorney, and know what questions should have been asked - and they were not asked. Find someone else for your employment matters. read more

This law firm is treacherous! A few years ago I hired Joe Novak (and his sidekick Kory Edmark) to help me with an HOA matter that another attorney had totally botched. I was "promised the world" by Mr. Novak and he proceeded to drain me of another $60K even though I was already out $80K at the time. Managing Partner did dismiss $30K of the outstanding bill when I filed a formal complaint. Neither Novak nor Edmark are still with Robinson & Henry (fired?) and to prove my point, each is now working in areas of law that are completely unrelated to what I hired them to do. Another example of lawyers brazenly and unethically acting outside of their areas of competence and the state of Colorado still allows this. I have some active complaints with the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel and the Better Business Bureau where representatives for Mr. Novak and Mr. Chandler have lied to these entities, something that I will continue with my efforts to demonstrate otherwise. I won't get into specifics here--though will on a subsequent review--because these are active cases and attorneys of the ilk that work (worked) at Robinson & Henry are the types that will try to take what you say and twist it to their advantage. Stay tuned, but in the meantime, think twice+++ before hiring them. read more

WARNING...... this firm will leave you in a terrible position, i hired them to help me save my house in a separation in 8 months I've paid this firm $30,000 dollars no mediation set and I went through 4 different lawyers at this firm !!! there was a status conference set the lawyer Bailey didn't show up , so it was opposing counsel the judge and myself, there had to be a continuation because of this . then she quit the day before mediation no warning , my second lawyer quit a week after they transferred my case to her ,then get a new lawyer and because he was a partner there I got charged more, they bill ridiculous amount of money every other week 2300 one week 1800 the next and this went on for eight months the accounting department or hound you like collection agencies threaten to pull your case. If you don't pay whatever invoice they sent this is not a good firm. I had to fire this company and hire a new firm and my case was settled in my favor and less than two months after hiring them you've been warned read more

Kayla Benzali and Robert Schifferdecker are total scam artists. they are only interested in billing not serving their client interests. After agreeing to $4.5k for a simple $1300 deposit return case. They charged over $12k and dropped out a week before trial. They are up for bar review. read more

I had a very satisfying consultation session with an attorney named Dag Johnsrud for my potential eviction case. Even though I intended to personally handle the initial filing process (with hopes that the case would be defaulted), he provided important insights and answered all my questions thoroughly. The genuine helpfulness made me feel very trustworthy of this law firm and I would certainly retain them if the matter ended up in the hearing. read more

ABSOLUTE THIEVES! Initial consultation with Alex Lowe went OK and he stated "there is merit to your case" urging me to move forward. I should have known better when I received 7 emails/phone calls/text within a few hours to fund the retainer. Following days, MULTIPLE requests for money every single day. They even tried to scam by sending me a message stating " we see you signed the agreement, now pay us!" when the agreement was in fact NOT signed. Simply a tactic. Stupidly, I moved forward with R&H against my better judgement. After sucking $3k out of me just for reading a few emails, they came back and stated they don't know if they are capable of presenting a case and even if I won, collecting would be too hard. If they are experienced, why wasn't this the determination during initial consult? They simply wanted to extract as much $ as possible, then walk away. Too lazy to work on the case as they never answered ANY questions I had and too greedy to let it go without robbing me of my hard earned money first. RUN, don't walk from these crooks. If they put 1/100th of the effort into my case that they did in extracting money from me, this case would have been a slam dunk. read more

I was told that there was a retainer fee. It needed to be at 3500 the whole time. Got to the end of my retainer. I'm asked Todd the attorney there to make one more court appearance to come to Colorado Springs for me. He talked to his supervisor she okated Marlena, and he drove to Colorado Springs, paid him the $1000. Well, then you have the billing department. Dan Anderson and them trying to extort you for money, I'm trying to bully you for money, you know, I've already paid my balance, there's nothing more that was left. And they're still trying to hit me for another $1000 for services that are that were never done Never agreed upon period horrible customer service with their billing department. A very unprofessional, dan anderson is, uh, definitely a person that i've had the worst experience with.I never use this firm again read more

Didn't seem too knowledgeable even after asking the most basic questions. Maybe it was just an off day.

We hired this law firm to review our HOA covenants and protect us from being abused by our neighbors in anticipation of a pending action against us. We spent thousands of dollars and received a couple of opinions that turned out to be worthless. Worse yet, when we called the law firm back to say that we needed them to represent us based on the work they did for us we were told by our attorney that they were "too busy." This meant we had to find a new attorney in a crunch and pay them to do all the work over again, doubling our costs. Robinson & Henry is a firm I would forever avoid doing business with after our experience. They bailed on us in our hour of need and we lost a great deal of time, money, and mental energy. To make matters worse, we took Robinson & Henry up on their word that their senior partner was willing to work out any problems, but he was useless as well and said the firm was too busy to help and there was nothing they could do for us. If you want to be deserted in your time of crisis, this firm is up to the task of disappointing you. read more

Highly not recommended! Beware!! I had no guidance or compassion of what I was going through a divorce with a narcissis, greedy manipulative heartless JW. I felt alone and scared and afraid to ask question. They Rob you of high costs just by paperwork and emails alone without doing any actual work to find out what the opposing party is hiding in assets or helping to get use of a joint vehicle. instead they want you to figure it all out. the higher up "bosses" didn't even get ahold of me when I complained. I'm on limited income and they took advantage big time! I had to hire an attorney at a different firm such a huge difference. read more

I had originally given this firm a poor rating. I must say though that this firm is very aware of their ratings on both Google and Yelp. I was contacted by both a manager and also one of the firm's partners after my rating. Although I did not get the results that I wanted, I learned that the legal system does not work like it is on TV... This firm did return some of the money I shelled out but more importantly reached out to hear my side of the story. The attorney representing me was honest about winning a lawsuit... so let's leave it as... NEVER EVER EVER BUY A TOWNHOME.... You will be very sorry if you have to have any dealings with the HOA..... They have more power than the legal system can help you with. read more