Mr. M had an original review that he deleted. I replied to that review originally. Mr. M’s case was set for TRIAL when he retained me. I told him what to expect from such a complicated case. I was kind enough to take that case with a payment plan. He agreed with me. I was able to continue the case. After that, Mr M’s expectations of course changed. He, then, wanted me to file frivolous motions. I refused to file frivolous motions. I felt that he was trying to bully me and I refused to be bullied. I do not file frivolous motions and bill my clients. I told him that I am not going to do something that the law clearly doesn’t allow and bill him for it. I asked him to find other representation. Moreover, I refunded 75% of the money he paid me even though I had no legal requirement to do so. Furthermore, Mr. M willingly provided written consent for me to withdraw. The law does not allow an attorney to simply “quit,” the case as he stated in his original review.