Katie L. Lewis, P.C.

Nelson Anderson 

on Google

a week ago

They changed my lawyer multiple times. Told me settling would be cheaper, but it ended up costing way more and taking longer. I told them I was struggling financially, but that didn’t seem to matter. After months of rejected offers, I still had to go to court — and paid way more than I was told it would cost.... 

Nora Alvarez 

on Google

a week ago

There were some helpful moments during my case, but overall the experience was disappointing. Frequent changes in representation made it hard to build momentum. I was encouraged to settle, but that approach failed, and it became clear the other party was stalling. When I finally went to court, the cost far exceeded what I was quoted. I believe better planning and clearer communication would’ve made a huge difference. 

Kutsi Atan 

on Google

a week ago

I wish I'd followed my gut. I wanted to go to court from the beginning, but I was talked into settling — bad call. It dragged on for months, cost way more, and I still had to go to court. Multiple lawyers came and went, each less familiar with my case than the last. I told them money was tight, but it felt like they kept pushing the path that earned them more. Never again... 

Shanelle Lawrence 

on Google

a week ago

When I hired this firm, I thought I was getting expert guidance. Instead, my case became a revolving door of lawyers. I voiced concern about my budget often, yet the advice I got led me down a more expensive road. We chased a settlement that was never going to happen, even though I wanted to go to court right away. Months later, that’s where we ended up — and I was billed thousands more than I expected.. 

A Google User 

on Google

a week ago

The legal strategy lacked foresight. I was advised to settle repeatedly, despite clear indications that the opposing party had no intention of cooperating. After months of this, I ended up in court anyway, paying far more than the initial estimates. On top of that, attorney turnover disrupted progress and communication. For financially constrained clients, this approach is especially risky..