Keel Lassiter, PLLC

Keel Lassiter, PLLC Customer Feedback Summary: Message #1 Several messages over several days via email and voicemail, never received a response, and no live person ever answered the phone. Message #2 Several messages over several days via email and voicemail, never received a response, and no live person ever answered the phone. Message #3 I was the seller in a transaction where my buyer chose to use Keel Lassiter Law Firm. We were scheduled to close on the townhouse on a Thursday. I didn't know the closing wasn't happening that day until after 3 p.m. I was told it would take place on Monday since Friday was a federal holiday. On the Monday, I was once again notified after 3 p.m. that the closing didn't happen because the buyer still didn't have their mortgage documents in order. They finally completed the closing on Tuesday morning, and the keys were handed over to the buyer. Later that afternoon, I received an adjusted financial statement from Keel Lassiter with the seller’s payout amount reduced due to the buyer’s delay. I took exception to this since I wasn’t responsible for the delay and the keys had already been handed over to the buyer. Fortunately, after speaking with one of the attorneys, they agreed to honor the original payout amount. Over a week went by, and I still hadn't received my check from Keel Lassiter. I contacted FedEx and was informed that the address was incorrect on the letter and the shipper would have to contact them to correct it. Keel Lassiter admitted it was a "CLERICAL" error when I reached out to them and promised to reissue the check. The next day, I received both letters. These are the facts – you can decide if you want a law firm representing you that doesn’t seem to pay attention to detail. Message #4 I was the seller in a transaction where my buyer chose to use Keel Lassiter Law Firm. We were scheduled to close on the townhouse on a Thursday. I didn't know the closing wasn't happening that day until after 3 p.m. I was told it would take place on Monday since Friday was a federal holiday. On the Monday, I was once again notified after 3 p.m. that the closing didn't happen because the buyer still didn't have their mortgage documents in order. They finally completed the closing on Tuesday morning, and the keys were handed over to the buyer. Later that afternoon, I received an adjusted financial statement from Keel Lassiter with the seller’s payout amount reduced due to the buyer’s delay. I took exception to this since I wasn’t responsible for the delay and the keys had already been handed over to the buyer. Fortunately, after speaking with one of the attorneys, they agreed to honor the original payout amount. Over a week went by, and I still hadn't received my check from Keel Lassiter. I contacted FedEx and was informed that the address was incorrect on the letter and the shipper would have to contact them to correct it. Keel Lassiter admitted it was a "CLERICAL" error when I reached out to them and promised to reissue the check. The next day, I received both letters. These are the facts – you can decide if you want a law firm representing you that doesn’t seem to pay attention to detail. Message #5 I recently had the pleasure of working with Jon Loo at Lassiter & Sperati, PLLC on a recent real estate transaction. Jon was incredibly responsive, efficient, and thorough, ensuring all legal documents were taken care of promptly and with great attention to detail. His professional expertise made the process smooth and stress-free, and he always was available to answer any questions along the way. If you need a professional and knowledgeable real estate attorney who can manage complex transactions with ease, I highly recommend Jon and his team. I look forward to working with them again. Thank you!