I just want to tell you something important about checking reviews before you go to a law firm. I was thinking about a life as a digital nomad and needed some legal advice. So, I went to this law firm and talked about my freelance business (which I had already set up while not nomadding). They told me my business structure wasn’t legal, but they were wrong.
I ended up spending a lot of money on their advice. But later, when I talked to my tax consultant and even to the government, they all said my business was totally fine.
I got really mad about losing all that money and time for nothing. I left a bad review on Trustpilot. Then the law firm wrote a blog article about me, using my name (just left out one letter of my last name) and where I was born, and they discussed my case in detail within that blog post.
I couldn’t believe they did that. That’s so unprofessional in my opinion. I mean, I don’t mind that much. Sure, if I could I would take this blog post down but I decided to use it against them. So I shared their blog post so others could see how they treat their clients’ private information.
So, long story short, always read reviews before you pick a law firm. If I’d known they had bad reviews, I would’ve never gone to them.
Be careful.
I’m not sure about in your country, but in America you would complain to the local/state Bar association. Probably for the wrong advice in addition to the article. Maybe take legal action too. I would guess there’s an equivalent body in your country that governs lawyers. And Bar complaints are a good thing for Americans to know about.