Unfortunately, I don't have a good experience to share. I typically try not to complain and move on with my life, but this time something had to be said. I was in the process of selling my condo in DE and had a closing at the end of July. The initial communication with the paralegal was ok, I wouldn't call it outstanding. I had to leave multiple calls and write multiple emails to get a response. Then there was a twist. The property I was selling was rented out and the renters asked for an extension of a few weeks. An escrow was created out of my proceeds to be paid back to me once the renters moved out. I have the documents proving the agreement. The renters moved out when they were supposed to, however, I couldn't collect my escrow for another 5 months and then not all my funds were returned back to me. Ward and Taylor did not uphold the initial escrow agreement. Even though the sale of the condo was "as is", the buyer decided to keep funds out of my escrow to remove the old carpet from the condo and kick start his renovations. Ward and Taylor verbally agreed that this was not right, but dragged out the communication and chose the path of least resistance. Basically, they allowed the buyer to walk away with my 500 dollars and therefore supported a bully, who thought that taking 500 dollars from others against a written agreement was ok to do. Ward and Taylor brushed this under the rug because to them 500 dollars was not worth the argument with the buyer. They might not care about a poor review, and I hope it helps someone who is choosing a law firm. Please think twice and choose your law firm wisely. read more
