Apex Law LLC

**OVERDUE UPDATE** I eventually lost my case and Writ of Possession was granted to the millionaire landlord. I can honestly say that the attorney really didn’t go above and beyond to fight for my case despite the fact I was denied reasonable repairs, had fallen on the rental property on 04/06/24 and had a 4x fractured R funeral head with several other injuries that led to TWO surgeries on my shoulder on 04/26/24 that had major hardware installed during the three hours of surgery and 10/22/24 they removed the hardware due to arm movement difficulties as a result due to the landlord’s refusal to remove an active beehive from a tree beside the porch of the rental property. Prior to the fall that led to the humerus fracture, I had a discectomy and laminectomy from a herniated disk. So when I fell little did I know until December 17, 2025 that I re-herniated the same disk L3-4 as well as my L4-5 that led to a double disc fusion with the permanent install of two rods and four screws. This has ended up with me not being able to work again and I have since applied for disability. Being that I have a balance due with this firm, I won’t be able to pay it off due to unemployment and the inability to obtain work due to an injury suffered that now requires disability to financially survive My ordeal began with me notifying Neil and Apex Law in August 2024 that my landlord was seeking to terminate my lease and give me __ amount of days to vacate the property. Before I ever received anything from my landlord Neil and I mutually decided it was best that I retain him for his services just in case an unlawful detainer was issued against me. Initially I was sent the Notice to Quit/Terminate in September and I feel it was only sent because I had been asking the landlord for ELECTRICAL repairs and she had not been responding. But when I made a smart remark to her she decided it was in my best interest I find another place to live. Yet she stated in the reasoning for termination of my lease was due to late rent payments throughout my six year tenancy. I was successfully able to pay my rents in September, October and November. I gave her a repair list during Thanksgiving week as Alabama law requires me to do so and she addressed the issues with me through text on day 14, as law states is the time frame a landlord has to acknowledge repairs ( most of mine were in violation of health and safety regulations for a rental property). She declined my December rent not once but twice and after Neil had a few words with her during the day she was SUPPOSED to have a repairman out on December 8 I was delivered my first UD from a deputy sheriff. Neil answered the UD on my behalf and on December 17 our judge issued a hearing date for the case set in January. On December 18, her attorney made contact with me with knowledge I had a lawyer and her attorney taped a letter giving me two weeks to leave the property. No physical contact was made to me through her attorney but he still silently taped the letter to my outside door for me to find when I awoken. Oddly enough I got an invoice for rent due January 01 and I was able to successfully pay that rent on January 05 to which the landlord never returned payment to me. To make this ordeal worse on January 6 I was startled by a sheriff deputy with yet another UD stating the same facts for why she wanted me out. Two Unlawful Detainer Orders delivered exactly one month apart from the other To bring this up to date, the judge dismissed one case and heard litigation for the other. Pete, who also works with Apex Law was in court representing me and he made a very strong argument against the other side. The law is in my court but we currently await the outcome from our judge. The rating will not change but the context of this review will to reflect the final decision made. If you are a resident of Alabama in need of an eviction attorney, Apex Law’s Neil Fulsang is you absolute best bet! Follow the trails and you’ll come to find out that their success rate is the upper 90%!