Attorney Colin Good Profile & Reviews

When I reached out to Hawks Quindel I was told that Colin Good would accept my case to review. After paying a non-refundable $500 consultation fee, we met with him. During the consultation he provided minimal guidance but was agreeable to serving as legal counsel and continuing to review our case on an hourly basis. Upon signing the counsel agreement and making another sizable deposit we sent him further material to review and to provide guidance on, as discussed during our consultation. The only response that we received from Colin for the next 6 weeks — and after 4 check-in emails from me — was a single email where he repeated information from our consultation appointment and provided no new guidance.

I do not feel like I received any useful counsel from Attorney Good during or after our consultation. It feels like Colin “accepting” my case was simply a ruse to collect the $500 consultation fee with minimum effort on his part.

If you are in a time of need, I cannot recommend working with Attorney Good. You may be offered the prospect of guidance and support, but may very well receive none.

I’ve had nothing but positive experiences with Attorney Good.

Perhaps Hawks Quindel, S.C., provides decent legal counsel? I wouldn’t know because I had Colin Good as my attorney. He didn’t advocate for me and failed to share critical documentation that would have saved me money. I was billed for his time and had to contest the accuracy of my bill, after which my bill was corrected, so be wary. Additionally, there were two separate incidents where I couldn’t get a hold of Colin for an entire week and needed legal counsel. I emailed Colin my concerns about his lack of communication and was met with no response. I’ve never hired an attorney before, and this was not a good experience. At $300/hr., Colin Good didn’t represent me well. My time and money were wasted without any resolution.