"Sayer Regan & Thayer" of Newport, R.I. treated me to a horrendous experience during a Real Estate closing this year. I had to call multiple times to have the closing documents sent just two days before the closing was scheduled, because the paralegal went to lunch and forgot to send the documents. After the closing, "Sayer Regan & Thayer" ignored my pleas for help when the wire transfer did not go through properly. My attorney refused to help solve the problem or to put me in touch with someone who could help. He behaved as though I was inconveniencing him with my request for assistance stating that "we have done everything possible on our end". This was hugely disappointing and I had to keep looping in more attorneys from the firm into an email thread, begging for help until one of them took pity on me and responded. Then, "Sayer Regan & Thayer" defended the process they were following for the wire transfer in spite of the fact they broke the rules of the receiving bank; which had to break protocol and accept the deposit; otherwise, I would have been out of luck. read more

Bought a home and they handled the office handled the paperwork. The paralegal seemed to flip back and forth between personalities and directions provided in emails. She was wildly offensive and unapologetic. She's probably the entire reason for one star. Overall, the lawyers were fine and were quick to answer my questions. However they forgot a few pages of signatures and my bank had to retransmit the documents to me for corrections. But they assisted in accomplishing the overall goal. read more

Christopher McNally I retained his services two years ago to represent me for Misrepresentation regarding vessel purchase I purchased a boat that was proven seaworthy by the Yacht Company's surveyor - listed as having risers and manifolds-maintained fall prior to purchase. Took boat out three times - motor failed - hired mechanic to find that the risers and manifolds had never been repaired or maintained. I called the Yacht Brokers Association of America and talked with them about the matter, because the broker used Yacht Brokers Association of America as his primary paperwork to prove reputable. I was sent his info from A Vincent J Petrella, CPYB Executive Director Yacht Brokers Association of America 105 Eastern Avenue, Suite 104 I sent you pictures and all information he needed. Quoted price of $750 to represent me. Her was paid $750. He sent one letter on my behalf to the broker and previous owner months later after I hired him. He then billing me several thousand for his letter he wrote. I reached out several calls asking why the extra fee and was charged and stated he would look into it. I also called: Vincent J Petrella, CPYB Executive Director Yacht Brokers Association of America 105 Eastern Avenue, Suite 104 and was charged for that call he made to talk with Vin his friend. Now I get bills that state I not only owe for a letter, but he is charging me 18% interest. Every month he sends me a statement including a fee with interest. To date no reply from you at all except it would be thousands more to take it further. In fact, I've received nothing form you except the copy of letter you sent on my behalf that everyone claimed that they wasn't liable and yet you're charging me all this money that your friend referred me to you. That in my eyes is just wrong. Would not recommend ever. read more

I hired them for my immigration process. They went above and beyond so my immigration process was done before my husband's deployment. I am extremely satisfy with their professionalism and work ethic. I worked with Chris and Victors. I highly recommend them. read more