A simple Workers Comp case and Jayme Stampers had terrible communication with her paralegal Susan and in the process had terrible communication with me,this attorney accused me of lying,couldn't remember my name,documents/notes never looked over and at the end of the day she blew my (2) hearings disputing this injury with an Insurance Rep during these hearings.She did nada and she withdrew from my case because I literally called her & her staff out for being quitters,if you use her you better have a backup plan,I dont do quitters and she offered me $5000 to settle with the Insurance company,she sold me out and made a deal with the Insurance company because she CANT win simple cases. She's an ambulance chaser-useless so BEWARE. You have been warned I have to give her 1 STAR and her services aren't even worth that,no I didn't take her ridiculous offer. read more

Once again it would appear that my sibling has paid for the services of a lawyer (Attorney Billy Flynn Gadbois), who does not appear to do his job (out of the many jobs it would appear he has). The reason my sibling chose this establishment is due to the recommendation received from someone we know, who had utilized Jayme Stamper for her divorce and had a great experience with her. Where my sibling was falsely accused of things, that required a lawyer's expertise in numerous areas, Attorney Billy Flynn Gadbois fit the description for those services. With that being said, my sibling signed a contract with Attorney Gadbois and paid a decent amount of funds (approx. $4,000 retainer) up front for his services. As with the attorney he had previous, however, the services seem to start off great and then wane over time. For example, numerous attempts were made to reach out to Attorney Gadbois on various occasions, whether its via text or email, and the responses received (if received) are not as prompt as they should be as outlined in the "MA Rules of Professional Conduct for Lawyers" (FYI, Attorney Gadbois is licensed via the Board of Bar Overseers in both MA& CT). As per those guidelines, I am under the stipulation that when a client pays for the professional services for that of a legal representative, they SHOULD NOT have to reach out numerous times to RECEIVE A RESPONSE! That in itself, is poor customer service; reflecting poorly on the legal counsel himself and the law-firm he works for. Another complaint is that this lawyer HAS NOT EVER presented my sibling with monthly statements during the periods in which he served as his council. When my sibling discovered that Attorney Gadbois was leaving this particular law-firm, he was then finally presented with itemized billing which appeared to list numerous services that were not completely fulfilled (e.g. grandparent rights that were never granted and etc.). With the court systems closed and the fact that my sibling had to do some of the legwork himself, how is it that over $3,500 of a $4,000 retainer could have been spent when the lawyer did not appear to render the services as stated in those itemized billing statements? Oh sure, the divorce aspect he was hired for was granted to my sibling's spouse, but what about my sibling and the fact that he was not seen his child for over two years? Knowing that Mr. Gadbois is a father himself, it makes me wonder how he would feel if he couldn't see his own kids for a few years on account of lie. I find it genuinely frustrating that the only one who appears to have benefited from the services of Attorney Gadbois was my sibling's spouse, who was granted the divorce she wanted. How is it that my sibling was able to find another lawyer, graciously accept a large sum of money, only to support the opposing party? Should not my sibling have been the one to benefit from the services he paid for? On that note, these are the current frustrations regarding this lawyer and the firm of whom he worked for. I genuinely hope that the superior of this law-firm will see this review (i.e. considering he has given his own establishment a 5 star rating on Yelp) and that he strives to take necessary steps to review these complaints and resolve them. If they do, I will happily change my review; if not, this will be used for others to review especially when they are in need of legal services. For those of you who have likewise paid for legal assistance and have likewise found yourself a victim, please don't hesitate to file your complaint against the attorney and or the law-firm via the Board of Bar Overseers in the state in which they are licensed. Even if you do not get results and the BBO does not have enough information to render disciplinary action accordingly, the more complaints they have on file against the individual(s) who have failed to provide you with a service you paid for, the better the chances are that such an individual will receive the correction they need. Together we can all make a difference and protect others from becoming the next victim. read more