Cedric Preston Collins is a lawyer practicing arbitration, juvenile, estate planning and 4 other areas of law. Cedric has been licensed for 14 years. Cedric practices in Reynoldsburg, OH.
I cannot in good conscience recommend Cedric Collins to anyone. He is negligent, dismissive, and utterly unprofessional. This man does not care about people’s cases, and he certainly does not care about the children who are most impacted by his failures. He rarely shows up to meetings, he ignores emails, and yet somehow he feels justified charging thousands of dollars for what can only be described as nonexistent “services.” What’s most painful is that Cedric Collins is a Black man in a position of power, but instead of using that position to uplift or advocate for his community, he has become a puppet—serving the very system that keeps Black Americans trapped and oppressed. Rather than breaking cycles of injustice, he helps perpetuate them. His priority is not the families or children he’s supposed to serve, but himself, his title, and his ability to climb the corporate ladder in a system that thrives on our suffering. Pathetic is the only word that comes close to describing his wor
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