Davis Mediation – Los Angeles

I must say. I was very skeptical about mediation versus hiring a real lawyer. After the third or forth session, I walked out, fired Barry and have an appointment with a certified Family law practice lawyer in the morning. I felt that Barry was one sided, and only interested in keeping me as a client to continue my financial obligation as a client. This last and final meeting, he apologized for loosing our contract papers, requested that we resign the documents and conveniently pointed out two changes from the previous contract. The new one had us sign that we acknowledge that Barry isn’t a lawyer. Interesting, since our conversations included that very topic. Lastly, It isn’t very reassuring to hear Barry say, «I don’t know, I haven’t ever heard of that situation come up before,» When it pertains to my life and moving forward. I didn’t waste the time and money as it may seem. Rather it was an expensive learning lesson. Please let it be known that I was a former client. My opinions were based on my personal experience as a client. I am not a coworker nor a behavior health worker such as an MFT like those who are leaving positive comments for Barry based on meeting him at a seminar or other non client based events. It is your money people, choose wisely, and spend wisely.
Adam K.
Former Unhappy, Dissatisfied Client