I retained Kazerouni Law Group in July 2024 regarding the AT&T data breach matter. I signed a formal representation agreement and entrusted the firm with sensitive personal information. From the time I retained the firm through the alleged “withdrawal” of my claim, I never once received direct communication from an attorney regarding any settlement offer, approval requirement, or firm deadline requiring my action. Instead, I received automated emails stating that my claim was under investigation. Over the course of nearly two years: • I called repeatedly — most calls went unanswered. • When I did reach someone, I was told notes would be left for the attorney to call me back. No attorney ever did. • I left multiple voicemails that were never returned. • I was told by representatives to disregard automated deadline notices because the Claims Administrator had “dropped the ball” and many affected individuals were not being properly contacted. • I was told at one point that only one individual was handling the AT&T claims, which was given as the reason for delays. On a Tuesday, I informed the firm that if I did not receive communication by Friday, I would post publicly regarding the lack of response. That same Friday was the first time I received direct email communication from an attorney — and it was to inform me that my claim had been deemed withdrawn due to a missed deadline. At no point prior to that Friday communication did an attorney personally contact me regarding settlement approval — despite my representation agreement stating that I retain the right to approve any settlement of my claim. My husband also signed a separate representation agreement with this firm regarding the same AT&T matter. To date, he has likewise not received direct attorney communication regarding his claim. This has been the worst communication experience I have ever had with legal representation, particularly with an out-of-state firm. Clients deserve direct, meaningful communication — not automated messages, unanswered calls, and silence followed by withdrawal. I deeply regret trusting this firm with my case and my personal information. I have documentation of my repeated attempts to obtain updates. I am requesting immediate contact from a supervising attorney to formally address how these claims were handled.
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