Bogus and J*rks.
I cannot begin to describe the horrors to which this firm subjected me. A trio of drug-peddling addicts who barely graduated high school ran circles around this firm. Despite billing me SIX FIGURES, the people who defrauded me have so far escaped all culpability. Every time Bowie and Jenson went to bat for me in court, they struck out. Except for sending me very expensive bills, and giving me mealy-mouthed excuses about how they had never "seen a case like this." The thing was that my brother also brought legal action against the same guys from a slightly different perspective. His single lawyer told my brother that B&J wasn't very good except at milking their clients. So after I spent four times as much money as my brother, where am I now? My brother got Judge DiPietro to state: "I find clear and convincing evidence of fraud." What do I get? Well, I posted the judgement on Facebook, and because the fraudsters ran to bankruptcy court, they sued ME for harassment for posting facts. Dear old Bowie and a Jenson, despite being outsmarted, just walked away and referred me to a different lawyer, who seems to follow the same strategy of: 1. Bill the client big bucks for a 'brilliant' legal strategy in the face of blatant fraud that fails. 2. Blame the sky being blue or whatever for that failure and proceed to 'brilliant' strategy plan B, which also fails. Meanwhile submit massive legal bills for further failure to perform.
I am beside myself. I would have been better off financially by allowing the trio of fraudsters to screw me out of hundreds of thousands of dollars than to try to achieve even the slightest bit of accountability from the scum., It wasn't Bowie and Jenson that got the judgement of fraud - it was my brother's single lawyer who did that for a fraction of the price. Meanwhile the people who defrauded me listed stolen property of mine on bankruptcy schedules and fled the state. Bowie and Jenson did nothing except to refer me to a different firm that has the same strategy of: 1. Bill lots of money and fail. 2. Bill lots of money and fail again. I am still in a legal HELL, thanks to them
If you want to engage this firm, I strongly suggest that you seriously consider other options such as walking away and forget about being defrauded out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. It certainly would have been better for me both financially and mentally. It is just like Charles Dickens 'Bleak House.' The estate is slowly bled dry until nothing is left and the lawyers walk off with all of the money.
If you do decide to engage them, try to discuss what is de riguer for the world: PAY FOR PERFORMANCE. Don't agree to 'by the hour.' There is a perverse incentive for them to fail, make excuses, then come back to the well for more money just to fail again. And again. How these 'experts' were outsmarted by people who never went to college and their "d-grade" lawyer, who, by the way, petitioned the court to drop them as clients, which was granted, is a mystery to me. Well maybe not so mysterious. PAY FOR PERFORMANCE with this firm. NEVER AGREE to 'by the hour.' read more