Ben Bigger
I allowed Ronnie Blight to represent me in a police station interview. If Ronnie could even spell the word law the charges would have been dropped instantly. He did absolutely nothing. So I was placed on bail for committing no crime whatsoever. My next appointment at the station, Ronnie did not turn up, so I represented myself; in one sentence, the charges were dropped. I have no legal training. I am registered as disabled and had been illegally evicted by my landlord for pursuing a housing disrepair claim for a lack of heating or hot water in the property for several years. Ronnie could have gotten me back into my property instantly, but that would have meant he had to show an interest in representing someone, which he didn't, and it cost me over £5000 in moving costs alone. After that, each time I called him, he either didn't answer or said he was too busy. Ronnie promised to help me get my belongings back from my landlord after I was evicted without notice, but then refused to respond to my correspondence. I even left a message with the office asking him to call me and explained why, stating it was urgent, but he still hasn't contacted me, and I still don't have my belongings. I am registered as disabled, so cant chase my landlord around the country. My missing belongings have great sentimental value to me. Ronnie made a promise to me that he did not keep. Use another solicitor.

