Good Morning,
I am writing you today to report the fraudulent conduct of Taren Kay
Savage, a person operating here in the state of Florida and claiming
she is a licensed attorney in the state of Maryland in good standing
since 2007.
This person while working in her official duty capacity contacted a
law firm and directed the firm to address her all correspondence as
Taren K. Savage, Esq. as her official title.
Taren Kay Savage, is a confidential employee of the Veterans Affairs, as
of September 04, 2016, is listed in the Maryland Client Protection
Fund Listing of Maryland Attorneys with the following information:
CPF# 0712120232 Name: Savage, Taren Kay Address: not listed Phone: Not listed
Admit Status: Inactive
As of October 26, 2016 the state of Maryland has delisted her as a licensed lawyer.
She has never been licensed in the state of Maryland and never licensed in FLorida.
On www.Lawyers.com she is advertising as a lawyer and reads as follows:
Taren Kay Savage, Licensed 9 years, Attorney in Gulfport, FL.,
Position: Lawyer, Admission Details: Admitted in 2007, Maryland
Ms. Taren Savage - Attorney Saint Petersburg, FL. - Lawyer.com
General Practice
No Misconduct Found
Reviews Pro Bono Cases
Admission: State/Court - Maryland Date: 2007
Contact information: (((REDACTED))) Saint Petersburg, Fl. (((REDACTED)))
This person brings a disparaging image on the career field of honest
lawyers and places the Veterans Affairs in a compromising situation in
which the public trust can and/or most likely be brought into
question. People come down here to Florida from out of state and take
advantage of our elderly, low income and especially veterans.
I have asked the offices of the attorney general Florida and Maryland
to suspend her ability to practice and disbar this person from ever
holding a position within the state of Maryland / Florida and open an
investigation on how many people she has represented since 2007
utilizing an inactive license.
If anyone out there has utilized this person as an attorney for any legal matters you need to report this to your local police, and state court systems immediately.