⚠️ WARNING – Be Extremely Cautious I hired this law firm to represent me in a personal injury case. After settlement, I received a letter claiming I owed over $3,000 to TRICARE for medical treatment. The letter was presented as being from the Defense Health Agency (DHA) and used to justify a deduction from my settlement. I personally contacted TRICARE and was told no debt existed in my name and that the letter did not come from them — raising serious concerns about fraud. When I confronted the paralegal, Sasha, she became argumentative — and minutes later, she sent me a “corrected” version of the letter with my name suddenly added. That is a clear alteration of what was presented as a federal legal document. Since then, the attorney has avoided all communication. I’ve filed a formal complaint with the Texas State Bar and reported the matter to TRICARE fraud investigators and military legal authorities (JAG). If you choose to work with this firm, protect yourself, ask questions, and verify every document. What happened in my case goes far beyond poor service — it points to possible legal and ethical misconduct. GOVERNMENT LETTER “And even now, she still doesn’t have my full legal government name correct. Either way, you can’t alter or ‘correct’ anything on a federal document — especially not minutes after I called the firm. Government letters don’t get edited like that. That’s tampering, plain and simple.”
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