Catherine Allton

Paying $3500 to lose an EEOC case was bad enough.And than to not refer me to another lawyer.After speaking with the EEOC for 5 minutes I knew they weren’t interested in the facts.Geralyn wasn’t aggressive.There were a few lawyers that said I had a definite case ,but they were reluctant because they said,”it’s a red flag when your lawyer doesn’t refer you”.They kept asking,”you paid you attorney to represent you,why didn’t she refer you?It doesn’t make sense”Also,there is a limited time after the EEOC gives you the right to sue.A month was taken waiting for the answer.I was disappointed that Geralyn wouldn’t represent me or refer me.Its as though J was left hanging and time was running out.She said call the Fl Bar.I was not a priority.She said she had Covid cases.Look elsewhere.

Jacob Garrett

Horrible lawyers office. Pay 300 for a consultation and she said she will file a complaint on my behalf. After taking my money and had the consultation, and kept documenting what i could as her request, when i got back to her with more issues arising, she said she was not documenting anything, she was not gonna file the complaint for me and that she will no longer help me. Just a theif taking advantage of people paying trying to get help.

Beth Rice

Her upfront fees are $3500.00. If you use a card, they charge an additional 20% - and don’t tell you unless you ask about it. My case was an ADA case. Advise you to find an attorney, who only charges a percentage (she gets that too) if you win. Her advice is to settle in mediation, most likely you aren’t going to have your day in court anyway.

Tina M

Mrs. Noonan is professional, classy, and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend her firm. Thank you Mrs. Noonan and Mr. Higgins for your time and representation. You're Awesome!

P KD

I did not find this attorney as being aggressive and my case was handled passively with me having to reach out to her office for updates. Basically, I felt it was a waste of money paying her to get zero results.