Lenard Myers II - a Norfolk, Richmond (VA) Auto Fraud, Lemon Law, & Foreclosure Defense Lawyer

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Norfolk Auto Fraud, Lemon Law, & Foreclosure Defense Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Auto Fraud, Lemon Law, & Foreclosure Defense

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By Anonymous on Dec. 17, 2024
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We had an incredibly frustrating experience with this attorney. From a total lack of professionalism (more than an hour late to multiple appointments, long hold times where he took other calls while we waited on the line, totally inaccessible between appointments, failed to update us on the status of our case, complete lack of respect for client time), to out-right incompetence (failure to read our documentation thoroughly, failure to ask critical questions that led to extensive delays and wasted time, lack of follow through in every aspect of his responsibilities as our counsel). Run, don’t walk away from Lenard Myers II.

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Norfolk, VA

Hampton Roads
440 Monticello Avenue
Suite 1876
Norfolk, VA 23510

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Phone: 757-702-8758

Fax: (757) 282-7777

Websites:

http://www.fortprolaw.com
http://www.facebook.com/fightforeclosure/timeline (Facebook Profile)

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30am–5:30pm; Saturday and Sunday: Closed

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