Very professional, on time, and took the time to answer all of my stupid questions in detail; explaining the entire process so there was no unexpected surprises. I appreciate the time he spent, the kind office staff, and how he followed through and tied up everything in the end so there was no leg work for me to do. I had a complicated case that could’ve resulted in disaster with an attorney who sends an associate or rushes. Thank you Mr. Lipsey, hopefully I never need you again but I have recommended and will continue to recommend you to all my friends and family.

I was purging some files and ran across a correspondence with Mr. Lipsey’s name on it. I decided to google his name and the reviews came up, validating what I suspected at the time, but he made me feel as if I did something wrong. It was Isaiah Lipsey who was incompetent. It was circa 2003 and he was representing me in a wrongful termination case. At the hearing, he presented as an excellent cross-examiner. However, when it came time to present my case, it was clear that not only did he not read the documentation I provided; he did not or could not prepare a case to present on my behalf during the hearing. To add insult to injury, he then attempted to shift the blame for the loss of the case onto me. Additionally, this bad experience cost $5k.

He is not a good attorney to hire bad communication very unprofessional he makes the name attorney lawyer looks bad he needs to go back to law school if you run into this lawyer run of the way

On the first day of our meeting with the other attorney, Mr. Lipsey suddenly told me that he was leaving. He was there the first couple hours, then we had lunch. When we returned, I thought we were getting ready for the second half of the meeting. He told me that someone else was coming in to complete that day. He had apparently already called the man, because he came rushing in, out of breath. I was stunned. The attorney for the other side had the oddest expression on his face when we returned from lunch and Mr. Lipsey bent over to tell him that he was leaving. I asked Mr. Lipsey if he was ill. He said that he was not. I asked Mr. Lipsey if the attorney who was coming in had read my case, he assured me that he had. Mr. Lipsey obviously had something else that he wanted to do, but the lawyer who came in told me immediately that he had not read my case. He was not dressed sharply and I had very little confidence, but did not know what to do. The lawyer placed a pad on the table and did not say another thing during the whole day. He could not answer any questions because he did not know the case. The next day, the same lawyer came back. The records will show by the court recorder, that the lawyer said exactly nothing. I told him that I had been hit by my employer, but he just sat there. I have checked in the library to see if he is even an attorney. He is, but I looked for several recommendations to find a lawyer. I did not expect to be pawned off on someone who had not even read my case. He was just a body sitting next to me. Never said a word! I was charged for the time that this lawyer just provided a body in the meeting.

Very professional, on time, and took the time to answer all of my stupid questions in detail; explaining the entire process so there was no unexpected surprises. I appreciate the time he spent, the kind office staff, and how he followed through and tied up everything in the end so there was no leg work for me to do. I had a complicated case that could’ve resulted in disaster with an attorney who sends an associate or rushes. Thank you Mr. Lipsey, hopefully I never need you again but I have recommended and will continue to recommend you to all my friends and family.

I was purging some files and ran across a correspondence with Mr. Lipsey’s name on it. I decided to google his name and the reviews came up, validating what I suspected at the time, but he made me feel as if I did something wrong. It was Isaiah Lipsey who was incompetent. It was circa 2003 and he was representing me in a wrongful termination case. At the hearing, he presented as an excellent cross-examiner. However, when it came time to present my case, it was clear that not only did he not read the documentation I provided; he did not or could not prepare a case to present on my behalf during the hearing. To add insult to injury, he then attempted to shift the blame for the loss of the case onto me. Additionally, this bad experience cost $5k.

He is not a good attorney to hire bad communication very unprofessional he makes the name attorney lawyer looks bad he needs to go back to law school if you run into this lawyer run of the way

On the first day of our meeting with the other attorney, Mr. Lipsey suddenly told me that he was leaving. He was there the first couple hours, then we had lunch. When we returned, I thought we were getting ready for the second half of the meeting. He told me that someone else was coming in to complete that day. He had apparently already called the man, because he came rushing in, out of breath. I was stunned. The attorney for the other side had the oddest expression on his face when we returned from lunch and Mr. Lipsey bent over to tell him that he was leaving. I asked Mr. Lipsey if he was ill. He said that he was not. I asked Mr. Lipsey if the attorney who was coming in had read my case, he assured me that he had. Mr. Lipsey obviously had something else that he wanted to do, but the lawyer who came in told me immediately that he had not read my case. He was not dressed sharply and I had very little confidence, but did not know what to do. The lawyer placed a pad on the table and did not say another thing during the whole day. He could not answer any questions because he did not know the case. The next day, the same lawyer came back. The records will show by the court recorder, that the lawyer said exactly nothing. I told him that I had been hit by my employer, but he just sat there. I have checked in the library to see if he is even an attorney. He is, but I looked for several recommendations to find a lawyer. I did not expect to be pawned off on someone who had not even read my case. He was just a body sitting next to me. Never said a word! I was charged for the time that this lawyer just provided a body in the meeting.

Very professional, on time, and took the time to answer all of my stupid questions in detail; explaining the entire process so there was no unexpected surprises. I appreciate the time he spent, the kind office staff, and how he followed through and tied up everything in the end so there was no leg work for me to do. I had a complicated case that could’ve resulted in disaster with an attorney who sends an associate or rushes. Thank you Mr. Lipsey, hopefully I never need you again but I have recommended and will continue to recommend you to all my friends and family.

I was purging some files and ran across a correspondence with Mr. Lipsey’s name on it. I decided to google his name and the reviews came up, validating what I suspected at the time, but he made me feel as if I did something wrong. It was Isaiah Lipsey who was incompetent. It was circa 2003 and he was representing me in a wrongful termination case. At the hearing, he presented as an excellent cross-examiner. However, when it came time to present my case, it was clear that not only did he not read the documentation I provided; he did not or could not prepare a case to present on my behalf during the hearing. To add insult to injury, he then attempted to shift the blame for the loss of the case onto me. Additionally, this bad experience cost $5k.

He is not a good attorney to hire bad communication very unprofessional he makes the name attorney lawyer looks bad he needs to go back to law school if you run into this lawyer run of the way

On the first day of our meeting with the other attorney, Mr. Lipsey suddenly told me that he was leaving. He was there the first couple hours, then we had lunch. When we returned, I thought we were getting ready for the second half of the meeting. He told me that someone else was coming in to complete that day. He had apparently already called the man, because he came rushing in, out of breath. I was stunned. The attorney for the other side had the oddest expression on his face when we returned from lunch and Mr. Lipsey bent over to tell him that he was leaving. I asked Mr. Lipsey if he was ill. He said that he was not. I asked Mr. Lipsey if the attorney who was coming in had read my case, he assured me that he had. Mr. Lipsey obviously had something else that he wanted to do, but the lawyer who came in told me immediately that he had not read my case. He was not dressed sharply and I had very little confidence, but did not know what to do. The lawyer placed a pad on the table and did not say another thing during the whole day. He could not answer any questions because he did not know the case. The next day, the same lawyer came back. The records will show by the court recorder, that the lawyer said exactly nothing. I told him that I had been hit by my employer, but he just sat there. I have checked in the library to see if he is even an attorney. He is, but I looked for several recommendations to find a lawyer. I did not expect to be pawned off on someone who had not even read my case. He was just a body sitting next to me. Never said a word! I was charged for the time that this lawyer just provided a body in the meeting.