FairLaw Firm

I had the same experience as Nick Ivnv, Queen Young, and all the others that say that this law firm does nothing but waste your time. I came to these people crying about the situation I had with an employer and instead of being honest with me upfront, Brian H. Pollock decided to pretend like he was interested in representing me. They made me speak to someone on zoom after I had already explained to Brian H. Pollock my entire situation. I even sent over all the evidence needed to win my case. Thankfully, it was only a matter of days that were wasted and not a year. And I never signed any paperwork so that is good. But it is very unfortunate. I wanted someone to represent me. I don't need someone to talk to on zoom and on the phone about my problems. I need and deserve real justice! IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THIS LAW FIRM, PLEASE DO NOT. FIND SOMEONE ELSE!!!

MY EXPERIENCE WITH FAIRLAW FIRM — 0 STARS IF POSSIBLE I stand firmly by my original review and strongly disagree with FairLaw Firm’s public characterization of my comments as “false and misleading.” My review reflects my genuine experience, the communications exchanged with the firm, and the timeline of events. I have retained written communications relevant to my concerns and stand by the accuracy of my account. Let me be clear: my complaint is not simply that my case was declined. It is how the entire process was handled. I entrusted FairLaw Firm with a serious legal matter, provided information and documentation, and signed paperwork for legal representation. After approximately a year of waiting and going through this process, I was ultimately informed that the firm would not pursue my case. The prolonged delay, lack of timely communication, and uncertainty were extremely disappointing. My time is valuable, and I believe I deserved clearer answers, realistic expectations, and a more transparent process. If the firm determined that my case was not viable, I believe that assessment should have been communicated much earlier. Based on my communications with the firm, I have serious concerns about the initial evaluation of my case, the expectations established, and the timing of the final decision. Accepting paperwork and subsequently declining a case is one thing; leaving a potential client waiting for approximately a year without the communication they reasonably expect is another. What makes this experience even more disappointing is the firm’s response to my review. Rather than addressing my specific concerns about communication and timing, the firm characterized my comments as false and misleading. I categorically disagree. A business disagreeing with a customer’s review does not automatically make that review false. As a law firm, FairLaw should understand the importance of truth, facts, and accountability. These values should matter not only in legal proceedings but also when responding to criticism. I am sharing my honest experience, not attempting to mislead anyone. I have retained relevant communications and am prepared to refer to them to support the timeline and concerns I have described. I understand that law firms have the right to decline cases and cannot guarantee outcomes. My criticism is not about being guaranteed a result or being entitled to representation. It is about communication, transparency, the handling of expectations, and the time it took to reach a final decision. I believe these concerns deserve to be taken seriously and addressed professionally. Based on my experience, I would not recommend FairLaw Firm or choose to work with it again. My experience has left me deeply dissatisfied and has undermined my confidence in the firm’s handling of my matter. I encourage anyone considering this firm to ask specific questions about how cases are evaluated, how quickly an initial decision can be expected, what communication clients should anticipate, and under what circumstances representation may be declined. Make sure you understand the process before signing any paperwork. I expected professionalism, transparency, timely communication, and respect for my time. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of those expectations. I stand by my honest review and will not retract it simply because FairLaw disagrees with my perspective. My intention is to share my experience truthfully and help others make informed decisions. I believe businesses should address legitimate customer concerns professionally rather than attempt to discredit a customer’s account simply because the feedback is negative. Nikolay Ivanov

⭐️ Extremely disappointing and unprofessional experience. I was referred to Fair Law Firm and initially believed I had found a firm that genuinely cared about my case. After I explained the wage and tip violations I experienced with my former employer, they showed strong interest, told me I had a great case, and agreed to represent me. I signed the paperwork and trusted them to handle my case. What happened afterward was incredibly frustrating. For almost an entire year, I spent countless hours communicating with the firm and providing documents, evidence, and information. At different points, I was told they had the information and proof they needed. I relied on their representation and ultimately made the difficult decision to leave my job. But instead of moving forward, the process continued month after month with requests for more information. I cooperated every time and continued to provide what they asked for. Then, after nearly one full year, I was simply told that they had decided not to represent me. This was an enormous waste of my time. If the firm did not intend to take my case, that decision should have been made much earlier. Instead, I spent almost a year believing I had legal representation and that my case was moving forward. I find it extremely unprofessional to accept someone’s case, have them invest months providing evidence and documentation, encourage them to believe they have a strong case, and then, almost a year later, decide they don’t want to represent them. I trusted this firm. Unfortunately, that trust was completely lost. I would absolutely not recommend Fair Law Firm based on my personal experience. If you are considering hiring them, I strongly recommend making sure you understand exactly where your case stands and whether they are truly committed to representing you before investing months of your time. One of the most frustrating legal experiences I have ever had. — Nikolay Ivanov