Friedlander Law Firm

While Alabama State Bar confidentiality regulations prohibit us from responding in full to this post, we will simply state that every word of Mr. Parnell's post is demonstrably false, and that further details as to the reasons for his situation are available in the publicly available court records in all of his cases, with our firm only being briefly involved in one of them.

While ethical rules prevent us from responding fully, we can only say that we achieved a favorable outcome for you in your actual case, and that we were not retained for any post-judgment matters, although we did expend considerable time and effort on them as a courtesy to you. We apologize if this was not made clear to you and/or if you were not satisfied with these limited free post-judgment services. Needless to say, we strongly disagree with your assessment, as do the overwhelming majority of people who have left reviews. Best of luck to you.

Alabama State Bar rules prohibit us from disclosing confidential information in order to fully respond to this review, but needless to say, we disagree with your assessment. The public record in your case tells a different story. Best of luck to you in your future endeavors.

We have never represented any business named "tan line charters." Although judging by the timing of this review, it appears to be an attempt by another poster to use an employer's page to duplicate his negative review. Whatever floats your boat. No pun intended.

We are unfamiliar with the conversation you are referencing, but we are sorry that you did not have a pleasant experience. We try to be up front with people about their cases, and we do not intend to be rude in doing so.

We regret that your case did not turn out as well as you had hoped. We strive to achieve the best outcome under the circumstances of every case, but this is not always possible. There are risks associated with going to trial, because judges and/or juries have minds of their own.