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Knight Law Group

Is this your company?

Avoid at all costs! - Anonymous employee Knight Law Group Employee Review

2.0
2 July 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

It’s a pretty building, but that’s pretty much it.

Cons

They will literally hire anyone and everyone. They really need to have people that properly train their teams - leaving it to some child who has only been in the same position for a few months, does not make them qualified to train! Upper management is friendly until you tell them that you don’t want to work there anymore. That’s what a probation period is for people! An opportunity to see if the employee is the right fit for the company and if the company is the right fit for the employee. Parking was ridiculous, I’d have to show up an hour early to find a spot where my car wouldn’t get dinged by another. They have you focus on one part of the process so that you “master” it. How do they expect employees to move up and forward when they aren’t trained for anything except for the one skill?

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5.0
5 Jan 2025
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Pros

In addition to paying more than most employers in this field, this Law firm offers perks that many other firms don't. For instance, most employees are allowed to work from home, they are however, required to go to the office twice a week and when they come to the office, they are provided with catered breakfast and lunch. In addition, the Law firm provides so many different kinds of yummy snacks and drinks. Also, the views from every office are breathtaking, and a beautiful and lush garden is adjacent to the lobby, where you can take a nap, get lost in a novel, or simply enjoy your lunch. At this firm, you can enjoy every holiday, they allow you to take the day off and you will be paid for it. The firm is also generous with their perks, such as trips to amusement parks, catered parties, trips with all expenses paid, holiday parties that are unforgettable. You will meet a lot of really nice people.

Cons

You are expected to work very hard and very quickly, so you burn out quickly, too. Depending on your position, you might not learn much. You may gain a lot of weight.

1.0
18 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

● Good exposure to Lemon Law cases and legal processes. ● Remote work opportunity. ●Fast-paced environment that helps you learn quickly.

Cons

● Stressful Environment and Excessive Micromanagement ● The work environment felt overly controlled, with constant micromanagement and heavy pressure to meet metrics at all times. It often felt like numbers were prioritized more than employee well-being or quality interactions with clients. ● Communication from management was not always clear, and expectations could change suddenly without much support or guidance. As a remote employee, I also felt there was little job stability and limited understanding of the challenges employees faced on a daily basis.

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