Alexandra Caritis

Interactions with Anthony Speier revealed an intelligent person. Apparently, subject matter expertise in some areas of the energy sector. However, the experience also revealed disconcerting behaviors. Is there a propensity to "run the meter"? Insufficient concern to "gray"areas given issues arising subsequent to the transaction are debatable, can be resolved by legal processes? Does such provide subsequent opportunity(s) to engage, to "run the meter"?

I had the opportunity to work with Lola Ojeniyi and her team, and I cannot say enough positive things about the experience. From start to finish, Lola demonstrated an exceptional level of professionalism, dedication, and genuine care that is rare to find. She went above and beyond in ways that truly stood out—digging deep into records, paying close attention to every detail, and ensuring that nothing was overlooked. What impressed me most was not just her thoroughness, but her ability to communicate clearly and consistently throughout the entire process. She always followed through on timelines, kept me informed, and made sure I understood each step along the way. Beyond her technical expertise, Lola brings a level of compassion and empathy that made a very real difference. She approached everything with kindness, patience, and respect, which made what could have been a very overwhelming process feel manageable and supported. It’s clear that she is not only highly skilled, but also deeply committed to the people she works with. I’m incredibly grateful for everything she did and for the outcome she helped make possible. I also want to recognize the firm as a whole for supporting this level of service and dedication. It’s clear there is a strong team behind the scenes, and that kind of support makes a meaningful difference in the client experience. I would absolutely recommend both Lola and the firm to anyone looking for knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely caring professionals.