Cindy was amazing to work with as I navigated establishing guardianship and conservatorship for my disabled son. She was very knowledgeable, highly supportive, and always went the extra mile. I would hire her again and highly recommend her to anyone navigating the court system.
9/2024 - Review edit. We were told we could contact Cindy again if we were in need of her services so I emailed her(about a very similar issue). After a couple of emails back & forth she then advised she could not work us because I had made the mistake of revealing the issue in my email instead of waiting to speak with her. I’m not a lawyer, I had...
9/2024 - Review edit. We were told we could contact Cindy again if we were in need of her services so I emailed her(about a very similar issue). After a couple of emails back & forth she then advised she could not work us because I had made the mistake of revealing the issue in my email instead of waiting to speak with her. I’m not a lawyer, I had no idea I couldn’t tell her what the problem was before talking with her. She recommended the Attorney General’s office (for a Tennant- landlord issue (we are tenants). The ATG’s office will review & give advice but will not represent. We have been unable to find a tenant lawyer to help us. They are all booked up. Most in this field are Landlord attorneys. Hey Cindy, you need to have some empathy & grace for people who know nothing about the legal system.
Original Review posted August 2022:
I highly recommend Cindy Yeung. She is thorough, articulate and experienced. She is also very knowledgeable and kind. She came highly recommended to me and now I know why.
It was a greatly satisfactory experience working with Ms. Yeung. Besides being highly professional, efficient and knowledgeable, she was quick to communicate with, and she answered all questions patiently and provided valuable advice. She not only achieved the results, but also she was transparent about her billing. We will not hesitate to retain Ms. Yeung again if we need legal services in the future.
I reached out to Cindy about a dispute with my landlord over a security deposit. Cindy agreed to craft a demand letter and communicated that she can send it on my behalf. Upon signing the engagement letter, Cindy refused to send a demand letter on my behalf after crafting one. When I brought up that it doesn't match what she communicated earlier, she said that she got some new clients...
I reached out to Cindy about a dispute with my landlord over a security deposit. Cindy agreed to craft a demand letter and communicated that she can send it on my behalf. Upon signing the engagement letter, Cindy refused to send a demand letter on my behalf after crafting one. When I brought up that it doesn't match what she communicated earlier, she said that she got some new clients in the meantime and that she doesn't have time to deal with landlord anymore.
I think that a lawyer should first follow through their commitments to existing clients and not take new clients in at their expense.