Reviews

***CAUTION!!! DO NOT RECOMMEND*** North Tampa Law Group (Brian Arrighi) was hired to serve as the closing agent on the sale of my property in 2023. I recv'd an email from Mr. Arrighi on 04/23/2023 stating he completed my title search & there were TWO mortgages that needed cared for - he further emailed me a copy of the FHA partial claim mortgage document. I completed & returned the required form to Mr. Arrighi authorizing him to pull the payoff information for EACH mortgage loan from said providers. The final closing documents received however, apparently only included ONE mortgage (it failed to include the FHA partial claim mortgage) . I only learned this when I received a letter from HUD stating that I owed them approx $13K. If the amount was not paid in full w/in 90 days I would be charged 32% interest (total now over $18K). After spending months trying to sort out the issue with HUD, & the mortgage companies it was determined the error was w/Mr. Arrighi. I reached out multiple times requesting we discuss the matter to reach a resolution to this extraordinary error that shows a clear failure of due diligence in financial matters. Mr. Arrighi told me there was nothing he could do, he was busy & ended our call. I contacted another law group & confirmed this was a failure to verify required tasks per the role assigned North Tampa law. Additionally, I received an email from Mr. Arrighi that was intended for another client of his that contained the PCI DSS financial tranx information for THREE INDIVIDUALS/CLIENTS. This firm has a serious pattern of failure to exercise diligence in client financial matters. I've continued to attempt to resolve this matter with this office only to have Mr. Arrighi accuse me of hanging up on him (this never happened). This office takes zero ownership of their mistakes. This issue has destroyed my good credit score amongst other significant and unrecoverable events. It is inexcusable for a title company of legal profession to conduct business in this manner and place their clients in jeopardous situations. I would not recommend using them.