Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC

Mar 2024

My encounter with this law firm was beyond disappointing. Their incompetence was glaring, and their communication was a chaotic mess. What's worse, they shamelessly hiked their hourly rates without any valid reason. Adding insult to injury, they kept piling more lawyers onto my case, needlessly driving up expenses. This ineffective collaboration between client and multiple lawyers ended up costing me my case while lining their pockets. I vehemently caution against entrusting them with your legal matters. Exercise extreme caution. Mi encuentro con este bufete de abogados fue más allá de decepcionante. Su incompetencia era evidente, y su comunicación era un desastre caótico. Lo peor de todo, aumentaron descaradamente sus tarifas por hora sin ninguna razón válida. Para colmo, siguieron agregando más abogados a mi caso, aumentando innecesariamente los gastos. Esta colaboración ineficaz entre el cliente y varios abogados terminó costándome mi caso mientras llenaban sus bolsillos. Advierto vehementemente contra confiarles sus asuntos legales. Ejerce extrema precaución.

Feb 2024

0 Stars for 0 Results When I hired Inception Law Firm d/b/a Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC in February of 2022, I hired them to 1. Get Title to real estate property transferred back into my name (since the mortgage loan was still under my name and the Title was not) or 2. Get the person who currently holds Title to sell the property so that the lender could get paid and I could avoid a foreclosure under my name or 3. Get the lender to Agree to accept a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure. Their firm told me that should we have to enter a courtroom for litigation against the person who currently holds property Title then it would cost no more than $5,000 "from start to finish". When I hired KMD to either get the Title back into my name so that I could sell said property and get lender the amount that they were owed or 2. Get Title holder to sell said property and payoff note or 3. Get the lender to create a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure, I was told that if I had to enter a courtroom for litigation against the Title holder, it would cost no more than $5,000 from start to finish. Before signing the Engagement letter with KMD, I told them that I must be kept informed and authorize all work on performed on my behalf as well as be notified when my retainer fell below $300. I.E. Aimee, It is the original email in this chain. Absolutely, we will keep you informed as to when your retainer balance is low/below $300. I can loop in one of the partners as to Paragraph 12, but (1) we don't plan on performing non-authorized services and (2) I am sure it needs to be there so we can prevent malpractice claims. Sincerely, Robert V. Mongole, J.D. I was not ever notified when my retainer fell below $300 and when I terminated their firm and services in June 2022 for failure to perform services that I had hired them for, I had already paid $4,304.76- (over 80% of what I was told if I ever had to enter a courtroom for litigation to obtain results for the 3 items that I hired Kearney, McWilliams & Davis to do. We never entered a courtroom and to date: 1. Title was never transferred into my name. 2. Title holder never sold the property to payoff mortgage lien and 3. Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure was never implemented. In fact, the property for which the mortgage loan is still under my name is still in the process of foreclosure and I have no Writ of Possession to enter or lease property and I still don't have Title so that I can sell the property and get the lender the amount that they are owed. I am no better off hiring KMD then before I hired them yet the only difference is that I am out $4,304.76 for a job I hired them to do not successfully performed. For this amount they did not get results and to add insult to injury, over a year of my terminating the work relationship, they sent false and bogus invoices and want to collect for work not authorized by me. I had paid my final invoice from KMD in June 2022 when I terminated their firm. In my opinion a firm who bills clients after termination for work not authorized is malpractice. I had no communication from any lawyer at KMD since June 2022 when I fired them. A year later they sent a Demand letter for work not authorized by me, Based on my experience with KMD it is my opinion that erroneous and falsifying invoices is a pattern for Jason Klein, John J. Davis, and his firm at KMD. I retained this lawyer and his law firm to do work for me and they didn't keep me informed about the matter, didn't advise me when they depleted the retainer as they promised they would, continued to bill me for services that I didn't authorize even after I terminated them as my lawyers, and have acted in an unprofessional manner in my opinion. Not all lawyers are the same and if I were in a position to hire a law firm again, I would do my due diligence and hire an honest firm who successfully gets results.

Oct 2023

I'm truly disappointed with the service I received from this Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC. Despite hiring them to represent my interests, their performance was subpar. One of the most concerning issues was their lack of communication and updates. It's disheartening that the last time I contacted them after making a payment, they informed me that we had lost the case. I expected better representation and a more professional approach, especially considering the gravity of legal matters. I would advise potential clients to think twice before engaging their services.