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13 Aug, 2015 by Anonymous
An extra star because some of the workers in the office are good. But it was an all around poor experience working with Dollinger. Poor communication, lots of delays. And the cherry on top was they had no keys for the house we purchased. It was a mess. Find someone else if you have a choice.
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09 Feb, 2022 by A o (weebhunter)
Got a email about these guys opening up a crypto account/wallet in my name and signing me up to a webinar.
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23 Feb, 2020 by Toccara washington
09 Feb, 2022 by A o (weebhunter)
Got a email about these guys opening up a crypto account/wallet in my name and signing me up to a webinar.
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23 Feb, 2020 by Toccara washington
09 Feb, 2022 by A o (weebhunter)
Got a email about these guys opening up a crypto account/wallet in my name and signing me up to a webinar.
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23 Feb, 2020 by Toccara washington
06 Dec, 2016 by Anonymous
I hired Mr. Leichtner for a divorce and house closing. Details were missed on both, in the end, costing me money, plus communication was an issue. I could not recommend him.
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18 Feb, 2016 by Anonymous
I would never hire him for my divorce again. He has not filed paperwork when he said he would... never returns calls... moved without notifying me... He did not follow through and left me hanging. Excuse after excuse!!!!
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05 Mar, 2013 by Anonymous
Ed took forever to file on my behalf, and when he did he mishandled the paperwork. This led to yet another delay in my Divorce. I'm now trying to get formal paperwork on my divorce (because he never got me my official copies) and I find that he has entered erronous birthdates, transposed "defendant" and "plaintiff" to the point my house may be in danger. I'm now lost and don't know what to do
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15 Apr, 2022 by Anonymous
I hired Mr. Bambury to apply for Social Security Disability. It took 3 years. I only met him at the end of the process when I appealed the initial Denial. He was exceptionally rude and refused to sit near me and did not talk to me at all, not even about my case. He did not contribute with my video hearing with the judge. I feel like a fool for trusting this person, especially since I have a Law Degree from a different state. His handling of my case was unacceptable and I paid the price for not doing my due diligence in researching NY State Law and blindly trusting him and his office staff.
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11 Jan, 2022 by Anonymous
Kevin Bambury represented me year's ago on a Disability Case. He was very cruel and I was diagnosed with many problems. He was interagating me like I was lying. I would never treat a Client so cruelly.
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12 Oct, 2011 by Anonymous
My husband and I went in because the payment of 1414.00 with CCCS was to high hoping a bankruptcy would help. Kevin reviewed our paperwork he advised us chapter 13 would be about 900.00 a month knowing Bob had worked overtime the first 3 months of the yr he stated the payment could be SLIGHTLY HIGHER we should wait about 4 mths and my husb should not work the overtime the courts look at the last 6 months of bank statements. So with knowing this we gave him a retainer of $1000 only to to find out that the payment went up to 867/2 wks the courts go back a yr. We would never had gone this way knowing that the payment is only a few dollars lower, we would have seekked other options. He also told us to stop paying the credit cards, keep the car payment and mortgages current. Now we are not only behind in payments that we would have tried to make arrangements for with Bobs overtime we atre out the retainer fee.
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26 Feb, 2018 by Anonymous
I retained Stephen Jacobstein July of 2016 and by December he had gone through all of my retainer and only started discovery. It was June of 2017 and he had finally entered into discussion about a settlement with the opposing attorney. It had taken him almost a year just to get the release of a few personal items (cloths, jacket, boots, pictures, etc..). I ran out of money and he bailed on me and left me to finish the negotiation with opposing council. He was suppose to be a very good lawyer as advertised (Best lawyer, Super lawyer), however, he did minimal work and minimal quality, could have used a more economical lawyer and probably moved faster and more effective. I had no children and basic assets, should not have been difficult or time consuming. I would recommend someone more enthusiastic about your case and who has passed the bar a little more recent.
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07 Jan, 2014 by Anonymous
Mr Jacobstein came highly recommended but his performance was less than stellar. After one year and a depletion of 65K, I was no closer to a resolution. I fired him the next court appearance. He called me often to see how I was doing, and the next monthly statement would reflect those nice calls at his hourly rate. He saw resources and went after them. He was totally unprepared for the deposition and had me come in early to help organize for it. His office was a total mess and I would have to declutter the chair and part of the desk in order to meet with him. He refused to discuss my case with my wealth manager, even after I did a release. He had a CPA review my case and orally they came to a conclusion - - both refused to put in writing what advice was given, That was another 3500.00 plus Mr Jacobstein's fee. Mr Jacobstein refused to have a well respected gentleman ( knowledgable in what my case involved) from the Corporate community meet with him at his office because his secretary and her husband did not like him.( He had discovered ethical issues with her husband's law practice.) Every time I called and mentioned said person and his advice for the case, I had to refer to him as my "brother" as to not offend/worry his secretary. I repeated asked him to write me a will since the case was lingering and he always said he would and never did. I ultimately wrote my own. Mr Jacobstein is to be avoided at all costs. Trust me when I say he was almost worse to deal with than my husband of 30 years. This is a small community so I have let my case be resolved before writing this review.
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13 Mar, 2022 by Anonymous
Appointed to my case by the Court. Ms. Bourtis conducted a smear campaign against me complete with lies and attacks that were proven to be false. Even so, the Judge still believed her, which led to my child being taken away from me. She will side with whoever pays her and does not care about the safety or wellbeing of the child.
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13 Feb, 2020 by Amber
Eftihia is the worst lawyer that I could’ve ever imagined getting in a family law case. She showed no concern about the well being of my children. Instead she worked hard to satisfy the other side. She didn’t read over any details to my custody order in details and she didn’t provide any in depth explanations regarding the custody order’s stipulations. As a result my children have suffered tremendously and are still suffering today. Eftihia should be ashamed of herself. She wouldn’t want the same for her own son. She rushed through my case and didn’t explain any details. Horrible experience.
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04 Jan, 2013 by Anonymous
He handled my auto injury claim in 2001 and took the majority of my winnings and left me broke.
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20 Jan, 2011 by Anonymous
I expected Chris to speak for me when i could not. He failed at this. He was very slow to act, in fact he had to file for an extention to bring the suit as he drug his feet for literally 3 plus years. Had I not been so incapacitated I would have been more on top of him, but this is why i needed him, I was not at my best. He seemed very tenatious at the inception of our lawyer client relationship but that wained. He did very little with me to prepare for the trial and did not tell me about the defendants witnesses that were to be called until the day before the trial. He kept me in the dark. His performance in court can only be as good as his preparation, and that is where he failed. He did not have all the facts. I would not recommend him!
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07 Sep, 2018 by Anonymous
I hired James Grossman in October of 2003. I was referred to him because of his expertise in real estate. I was experiencing severe nuisance water issues related to a development that went in behind me on a hill. I came to learn of the problem only upon visiting my healthcare provider.
While Mr. Grossman was retained I was forced to leave my home due the toxic mold. Mr. Grossman attempted to backdate my claim saying it was pointless to pursue as my neighbor was also made ill. Yet he appeared to misinterpret this fact because it was only after I had been alerted by my doctor that I came to realize my neighbor's plight. ( He subsequently sold his property and now a second family has become ill).
Mr. Grossman never filed any legal paperwork on my behalf essentially almost allowing my claim to lapse.
What I never understood is that Mr. Grossman is at heart a defense attorney and never had any interest in properly defending me. Later he teamed up with an insurance defense lawyer who represents the Town who improperly permitted this development in.
My advice is to ask this important question of your council are you a Plaintiff's attorney or are you an attorney who represents or defends clients.
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04 Apr, 2024 by Louis
This so called attorney was a complete nightmare. She was the closing attorney assigned to our new home. She was absolutely and completely irresponsible and took no responsibility consulting or communicating with us as the days approached to our closing. She avoided questions that we had and would only respond by email but never addressing the questions we had. Always sidestepping. She doesn't want to take time to explain the multiple and padded charges in the closing documents. She also was very arrogant, nasty and condescending with her responses. I have no idea how or why she is an attorney and can get away with treating her clients like crap. No responsibility or accountability
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18 May, 2017 by Thomas k. conolly
I hired Donald Mark Thompson in Oct, 2009. He charged me $15,000 cash up front for a simple marijuana charge that I was entitled by law to go through drug court. I had legally borrowed money from my home equity loan and proved that to him with every bank transaction I ever made with my credit union within the first month 8 years ago this Oct. The police stole from my home and bank account over $25,000. My co defendant spent half as much money and had several Class B felonies that should have not qualified him for drug court. Specifically, he was charged with a large quantity of heroin, methadone, morphine and several other non prescribed class B felonies, and 140 marijuana plants growing in his house. I ended up completing drug court after 1.5 years. I ended up with a conviction and my co defendant got a sealed record. That was his third conviction. 2 in NYS and one in NJ. All sealed and he is now earning over $100,000 per year legally as a professional engineer. I am disabled and live on a tiny SSDI check after being run over on my motorcycle by a drunk driver. They did not take a penny from him. Mr. Thompson for 8 years has been dragging his feet and committed Mal Practice against me. He was thrown out of the Federal court in Rochester NY and yesterday I had an 8 minute hearing in NYC appeals court. He promised to call me after the meeting but did not keep his word. Would you want an attorney like that working for you? I am now going to retain a Mal Practice attorney from a bigger city who says I have a very strong case against him. I have offered to mitigate damages several times, asked for his Insurance carrier and policy. He refused. I asked if the partners are aware of his incompetence and if they would like to settle without insurance or court. Today I left messages for his partners so that they are aware of this nonsense wasting 8 years without a single Federal court appearance. In the beginning he told me he does a lot of work in the Federal court and that was why he was charging twice the going rate. He said the police had to lie to get a search warrant since I was nowhere's near my house when arrested. He calls himself a deep thinker. I think differently. He should have settled with me long ago. Many many years ago. This could drag out 8 more years and he could care less about me or my family. That gets personal. He is not a man of his word and hurt me much more than he helped.
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13 Dec, 2011 by Tim and karen
jeff handled an estate settlement for our famliy, he was awful in returning phone calls and he was rude when you did talk to him, i would not suggest hiring jeff at all, very un happy with his performence ,
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30 Sep, 2020 by Anonymous
The most outrageous and stressful closing of my life. This woman is completely unprofessional, calls for a closing threatening the loss of our singed agreement and the forfeiture of my deposit without even having all required seller's documents ready. She sent documents with egregious errors and takes forever to respond to emails, insisting that she is correct when she is wrong. I promise you, by any means necessary, avoid this woman, or you will regret it.
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12 Mar, 2021 by Anonymous
He was unaware of our closing date two days before. He hadn't touched the file. Couldn't find information that had been emailed to him. He said he would "get right on it" but it took another month. And then to top it all off, he couldn't be bothered to transfer the money to our account. Steer clear!
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03 Feb, 2015 by Martin
Lazy, judgmental, doesn't return phone calls and relies on the testimony of one side of the story instead of getting to the bottom of the truth. Very dangerous and has no interest for what's right but rather, getting over to the next case. In my situation, people are hurt because of his incompetence, including children. Mr. Plovanich, you should be ashamed of yourself. Being in Law, especially Family Law-you should be well equipped and motivated to do the right thing. You are far from righteousness and I'm trying hard to compose myself and will leave it at that.
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25 Mar, 2010 by Anonymous
I was looking to getting my US citizenship as my father is a born US citizen. I explained the detailed circumstance to Mr. Roberts and he sounded very positive with our chances of obtaining it. However; after sending all of documents and obtaining DNA tests to him things started to drag on for several months to a year and longer. He never kept communication open with me and never told me he switched firms during our case. Every time I had communication with him it was because I took the initiative to call or email him. In addition I had to revisit many details of our case to Mr. Roberts because he couldn't recall them. After almost two years since taking my case he informed me he could not continue with my case and referred me to another lawyer as his rates had gone up considerably and his time was limited. We are a one single income family and I am very disappointed with all the time and money wasted. I feel I was not given reasonable attention and priority a client expects to receive. My father is very fragile and I was looking forward to spending his last years with him living in Rochester New York which appears will not happen any time soon.
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12 Apr, 2017 by Bob
This woman was my mothers lawyer till a little before she died. I was the only blood relative avail, and was listed as executor of her will. Nichole withheld important information after being hired by my Uncle who was backup guardian when my mother was hospitalized permanently. I had a meeting discussing why I shouldn't or want to be executor. My uncle stated that he had everything done down to a phone bill and all assets sold and all cash, and he could execute the will promptly. I was told it wasn't worth me doing it, maybe $5,000 and a lot of trouble. Well I decided to do it out of principal because at our meeting her and my uncle took advantage of my grief and thought they had it locked in. I wasn't told my mothers belongings including 2 cars belonged to me upon her death, moreso, upon her death ALL money goes to the other family. On the day of our meeting I went to my mothers house. All her thnigs laid out for sale the next day. I was told it was the best thing for me to do. There was not much left anyway, but out of respect I left everything there. Then I went to meet Nichole. I was never told that after everythng my mother had was sold, that money would go to the other family. I could have taken anything I wanted on that day. I live in Atlanta so It's a rare trip. I didn't receive as much as a button from my mothers possessions. THEN, since I was now acting as executor, and hired a lawfirm that was happy to do it. Nichole advised me nobody really wanted the case. It took her and Dan over a year!!!!!!, to transfer the proper things. I sat and listened to Dan tell her everythng was wrapped up. TAXES, THE WHOLE ESTATE LIQUIDATED, everything down to a phone bill. This was one of the hardest times of my life, and was the blood son of this woman that other people decided they would do what they saw fit. So, there's one more lawyer that's better at the bottom of the sea. Thanks Nichole and Dan. I did my part and served my mothers last wishes. Too bad I didn't get what was due to me. Memories of her. I didn't want money. Oh and by the way, my executor check was over $10,000. Another lie.
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19 Aug, 2015 by Anonymous
Having hired Mr. Fernandez, I have experienced his lack of effort and rude attitude first hand and I slowly began to regret hiring him more and more as time progressed. On more than one occasion he has made rude comments to not only myself but my husband as well. I had wished to see more of a proffesional and kind attitude from him towards communicating with my partner and I. His overall attitude on working towards my particular case was poor, but i didnt post this review just to complain about Mr Fernandez, i also posted this so other people dont make the same mistake my husband and I did. If you are looking for a kind and professional lawyer who is willing to fight for you in the best way he can i would advise you not to hire Mr. Fernandez. Dont waste the time and money both my partner and I have spent on Mr. Fernandez.
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14 Sep, 2016 by Anonymous
I hired Stuart for my divorce case in the past year. He was very demeaning in his approach towards my case and used repulsive language. I also discovered that his term "good faith" is non existent as he will say one thing or agree in "good faith" but then retract on an agreement. He will use disgusting terminology to describe clients. His website states he is a collaborative attorney but his mission is to defame clients and not get to the root cause of the case. His emails to other clients are insulting and repulsive. Do not hire Stuart unless you want to pay an exorbitant amount of money for a case that will leave you wondering and questioning the term justice. If you want to hire a shady attorney who compromises ethics, then hire him.
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29 Dec, 2014 by Eric
I hired Mr. Richard Evans to assist to defend me in the event that I was to be sued by our lender for a real estate project that went sour. To start, I was billed $1819 for initial research in the first week. I was then billed an additional $3,333 the following week for more research. After these 2 invoices were paid (Total $5152) Mr. Evans asked for a $7500 retainer that would be used for future litigation. I have an email from Mr. Evans that supports this as well. After the first week, I got an invoice that showed $5350 was already used of the $7500 retainer. I immediately contacted Mr. Evans and he explained that the money was spent on even more research. This research was not authorized or approved. This retainer was to be used for his services in actually litigating. The definition of litigation is: the process of taking legal action. IE: legal proceedings, legal actions, showing up in court, etc. None of these items happened. He merely continued to do more double research and charge excessive amounts. Mr. Evans misrepresented what this retainer was for and took advantage of me. When I signed this retainer, Mr. Evans made it very clear that it would be for future litigation and it would get me a good chunk of the way through the lawsuit. Instead, he blew through $5350 of $7500 (almost all of the retainer) in the first week doing absolutely nothing. He even lumped in old charges of work he did before the retainer was signed and those charges should have been on previous invoices. I have emails and invoices that support all of my claims. I have paid $10,500 for "alleged" research for this lawyer and have absolutely nothing to show for any of it. Once I realized that I was being scammed I promptly terminated the services of Mr. Evans. I have hired a new lawyer and he is advising me to file a complaint with the BBB and attorney general. Mr. Evans refuses to give a refund of any amount. I have a significant amount of experience with dealing with lawyers and have never been treated like this.
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26 Jun, 2018 by Anonymous
Failed to include all doctor bills to be paid in final settlement. When we called his office and asked for help they never got back to us, even though we tried several times. We were finally told by his paralegal to just pay it out of our own pocket. Just be ware that you don't get stuck for huge bills do to their oversight. I wouldn't recommend their practice.
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10 Oct, 2015 by Anonymous
We went to Mr Laforte to represent us in a real estate matter. At first he was willing to assist in a dispute with the tenants as a courtesy. There was no mention of any fees for just writing a simple letter. We were referred to him because he is on retainer with a municipality where we are employed. He is compensated up front to represent the employees without additional fees. After he sent the short letters to the tenants as discussed the information sent to them was inaccurate. Immediately afterwards Mr Laforte forwarded invoices to us with inflated amounts due for services. There was no previous discussion mentioning that any fees would be expected. If there were proceedings through the court system, then we should expect to be billed. The landlord and tenant issue was resolved though a phone conversation. Mr Laforte had no involvement with the discussion as it was just a simple misunderstanding.
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02 Feb, 2024 by Jay
Not happy as of now but hopefully that changes..if it does, the review will change . Hopefully this goes better then it is soo far
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29 Jan, 2010 by Anonymous
Most of the time, I felt like I was paying this worman to work for my wife rather than me. She agreed to terms that were unfavorable for me without ever consulting me on the matters, she shot down every suggestion or request I made, and in at leat one instance, she knowingly lied to me about the status of a legal action. I could have represented myself better than she did and saved myself $5,000.
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16 Nov, 2020 by Anonymous
Does not give good advice as a counselor should and is not easily accessible when needed. Does not truly care about the client, just looking to make a quick fee.
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04 Jan, 2024 by Anthony
I do not recommend using John D’Aurizio as an attorney whatsoever. John is NOT a problem solver. John takes the path of “least resistance.” He does not offer solutions, he wants to get in and get out. Steer clear from this firm if you are looking for a lawyer!
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14 Jun, 2022 by Anonymous
Had difficulties remembering which case he was working. He didn't keep the person he was defending informed.
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23 Feb, 2015 by Chris
Never returned my phone calls - very unresponsive.
Made spelling errors in correspondence which may indicate lack of attention to detail.
Caused undue delay in my proceedings due to no letter sent to me that I had correspondence to pick up at supreme court.
I intend to write a letter of complaint to the judge overseeing my case - I assume it will be a matter of public record when they verify the facts,
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25 Mar, 2021 by Joslyn
Mr. Spong does not represent his clients’ best interests. He does not return calls or meet with clients (even on the day of court)
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