James White
Avoid.
I would urge anyone considering using MAJ Law to proceed with caution. I will not go into full detail as I have an active legal case pending, but I can comment on my personal experience. From the outset, the service felt inconsistent. I initially dealt with Connor Johnstone, then Harry Bellis, and later Osian Roberts. The constant changes made the process feel disjointed and difficult to follow. The time of my first hearing was not confirmed, and across the matter I ended up with three different barristers, none of whom appeared fully briefed when arriving at court. This caused significant concern and left me feeling unsupported at key stages. Communication from the office was also poor. On one occasion I was asked by a staff member, Simon Booth, to pull over on the motorway to make a payment. I was also told at one point that my file was fully paid, only to be contacted the day before a second trial requesting a further substantial sum. That hearing lasted around five minutes and was adjourned. Due to the accumulation of issues, I felt I had no choice but to dismiss the firm from representing me. I requested a partial refund as a gesture of goodwill, which was declined. I am now pursuing the matter through the appropriate legal channels. MAJ Law have my contact details and I remain open to resolving the dispute directly. However, based on my experience, I cannot recommend the service.
