Dunn Carney LLP

Dunn Carney took my case Jan. 31, 2024. I engaged them to handle the unlawful conduct of my business partner. This unlawful conduct barred me from all assets, my personal property, access to ALL records of personal and business interest, etc. On Feb 5th the counsel for the opposing interest recommended someone to valuate my business. John Chambers (my counsel under Dunn Carney) neglected to confirm, refuse, suggest another valuator or even let me know that this suggestion was made by the opposing counsel. For the next two months, every conversation and decision I was deliberating with John Chambers, required the business valuation. It was the highest point of priority in every private meeting with me and my counsel, and still he never told me that there was vetting left to his approval. I found out through an email CC from the opposing counsel that my options became even more limited in their eyes given the valuation timeline could have been done, had John responded in proper time. He set me back two months. The first two months of my battle. After being confronted with this information and timeline, John told me that he no longer wished to represent me, and that I could be excused of the remaining statement balance. I asked for all files and documents from his representation and have yet to be provided with the full documentation two weeks later. I reached out to Dunn Carney staff to get the rest of my documents, they hung up on me once. I called back. She hung up on me again (the second time, I did accidently let the F bomb fly). I clearly will never see the money I gave them back to me. Dunn Carney has set me and my business interest back months and cost me tens of thousands in expenses.