Woolford Law

We reached out to Matthew Myers with Woolford Law when we needed help navigating a Mechanics Lien. There was a huge weight off of our shoulders from the very first phone call we had with Matt, knowing we were in good hands. Sending the retainer and all of our information to Woolford Law felt like such a relief knowing we had someone helping us. Matthew knew exactly how to handle our case and made sure we understood every step along the way. He was quick to respond to any questions we had and keep us updated along the way. We were very impressed with the amount of research and time he put into our case. We were happy with the outcome and will continue to use Woolford Law for any future needs.

I am a former client of Woolford Law and I am not happy with the owner Tim Woolford or his firm. I retained Mr. Woolford's firm for an issue my company was having with a general contractor not paying his bills. The case was in limbo for a period of time and then I ended up settling. The issue I have with Mr. Woolford is that he and I had a 30 minute conversation where I agreed to settle the case and Mr. Woolford agreed that his fee to settle the case would be a flat fee of $5000. The case was settled and the money went into escrow at Woolford Law. I get an email with the bill of $6200 with a $500 reduction to $5700. This was a surprise to me and I had an email conversation with Mr. Woolford where he "claims" that our agreement never existed and he is taking his fee from the escrow monies and I will get the remainder and that is that. The conversation did happen, the agreement did exist and Mr. Woolford is very well of the conversation whether he "recollects" it or not. He is a master of spin when he needs to be and that is what makes him a an excellent attorney. The problem is he used his masterful spin tactics on his own client to gain $700. I am sure he will write a "spin filled" rebuttal to this post but that will not change the facts regardless of his words.

Did a fantastic job and he was nice recommend for any case