Anna Sas - Virginia Beach, VA

This review is specific to Anna Sas of Sas Law, PLLC. Anna imploded during my extremely sensitive and highly contested child custody case. Anna over-saturates herself with clients, is easily overwhelmed, and makes rash emotional decisions. During the discovery process, she failed to forward my production documents that were supplied to her two days before they were due. For weeks I tried to seek clarity with her while the opposing attorney’s subpoenas kept pouring in, with little response, and was told that there was too much data for her to process—that I had to “sift through” my highly organized discovery and exclude some unspecified amount of data (that I was legally bound to include). When I wrote her a respectful and professional email stating that I felt that our communication was breaking down, that it was her job to understand my production materials, and that we needed to refocus for critical motions hearings that were on the horizon—she submitted a letter to the court to withdraw from my case. No conversation, no explanation, nothing. After working with Anna for 3 months and spending tens of thousands of dollars on her services, she quit when I needed her most. When I called her assistant Christine to ask why Anna withdrew, I was berated, dismissed, and gaslit about the production materials not being sent and processed on schedule. I then had several motions and subpoenas outstanding and had to rush through the process of finding a new lawyer, paying a retainer, etc. It was the most unprofessional interaction I’ve ever had in my entire life. In addition to this, Anna is generally disorganized and flustered in court, despite her many years of working in this field. She underperformed on multiple motions hearings that should have been softballs for us, and lauded her success at landing at a mediocre result. Anna is simply working too much (she didn’t reveal to me that she works as a court-assigned GAL in addition to her private practice) and doesn’t have the time to truly care for your case in the way that a litigation of this nature truly deserves. I hope that no one else has to experience what I did. Look elsewhere if this case is important to you.