The Law Offices Of Danny Coleman Scams and Misrepresentation Alpharetta Georgia
My wife and I hired Danny Coleman in October of 2008. He invited us for a free half an hour consulatation. He gave us the impression that he was nice and caring. He agreed to represent us in a law-suit against Delta Airlines for the loss of our luggage. Since we hired him to represent us, he or his staff never sought to communicate us with us, either through phone or email, to let us know where our case is. So far, we spent $2,250.00 and all he did was write a letter to Delta Airlines demanding reparations for our loss. We mailed him a certified letter expressing our concerns about the fact that he never returns our calls or emails. So far, he has not called or emailed us. My wife and I filed a formal complaint to the State Bar of Georgia. Our next step is to go the state's attorney general, Thurbert Baker. We encourage all of you, consumers, to do the same thing. We all need to stand up for justice and for all our citizens. If we looked him up on the Web before we hired him, we would not have been scammed by him. Consumers! BEWARE.
Manofwisdom
Roswell, Georgia
U.S.A.
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Manofwisdom
Roswell,Georgia,
U.S.A.
Danny Coleman's con practices
#2Author of original report
Sat, October 10, 2009
My wife and I moved to the next step of reporting him to the Georgia State Bar in Downtown Atlanta. We mailed our formal complaint via certified mail to make sure it would get to the intended recipient(s). A few weeks later, we received a letter from the Bar along with Danny's rebuttal which was full of lies. Amongst his bold ones, he claimed that he returned our emails and calls, which he never did. At this point, we decided to go ahead and write a rebuttal. This time, we asked him to provide the date and time of his emails or phone calls. We also advised the Bar that we would call on our T-Mobile to retrieve all his alleged communication made by him or his office. A few weeks later, a representative from the Georgia State Bar mailed us a decreed letter advising that my wife and I did not have enough evidence to go after Danny Coleman and that was the end. Immediately after, we mailed another letter via certified mail to protest the Bar's decision. We also warned that we would take the matter to Thurbert Baker, the state's attorney general. We never received a reply since then. It is with great sadness that consumers are these days being taken advantage of and abused in every way one can think of. The GA. State Bar made a mockery of our case, not to mention the money and energy that we spent to make our point. Our odyssey will continue and we will resort to every governmental institution including the Governor's Office for Consumer Affairs to seek justice.