Egan Law LLC

Started an eviction back in Oct of 23, We have paid in full upfront, waited for months to get results, sent several emails and called no response, at the end NTQ wasnt even sent out, every time with a different excuse, at the end I realized hes a fraud so I canceled the eviction, while he did refund me the money Im backed up with at least 4 months and the cost is significant. Im now with a different lawyer, things are moving quickly.
Feb 21st, 2024

As a landlord in Stamford, Connecticut, I faced the daunting task of evicting nonpaying tenants, and Attorney Thomas Egan was instrumental in this process. His expertise in eviction law was apparent from the outset, offering a clear and efficient path through the legal complexities. What truly set him apart was his swift action and exceptional communication, ensuring the process was completed quicker than expected, significantly reducing my stress and potential losses. Attorney Egan's professionalism, timely strategies, and dedication to keeping me informed make him a highly recommendable choice for any landlord in similar circumstances.
Nov 23rd, 2023

Mr.Egan is not the guy he lacks communication does not care for his clients dont give this man your money he took my retainer fee and never answered me back you should be ashamed of yourself
Nov 8th, 2023

Oct 22nd, 2023

I initially had high hopes when I retained Attorney Egan to handle an eviction case. At the beginning, he was extremely attentive and quick to respond, which gave me confidence. I even referred him to two friends. However, my experience took a disappointing turn. Attorney Egans communication suddenly went dark. He stopped responding to my emails, phone calls, and text messages, leaving me in the lurch. It took a many emails and calls before a response spanning over a considerable amount of time. I received a last-minute phone call the evening before the trial, asking me to be available via phone at 10 am the next day. During the mediation, he failed to negotiate terms acceptable to me and abruptly wanted me to go to the courthouse. I didnt know he would even possibly need me there and I had other commitments where I couldnt physically get there. If I had known in advance there was a possibility, I would have made sure I was available. In the end, I had to settle for terms I was not satisfied with, giving the tenants until January to move. He left me with vague arrangements about back rent and October rent that I still have not received nor do I know how the tenants are supposed to pay. Despite multiple emails and a text message, I haven't heard from Attorney Egan since the court date.
Nov 7th, 2023