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Complaint Review: Jackson Crowder & Assoc./Crowder Law Group - Clearwater Florida
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Jackson Crowder & Assoc./Crowder Law Group
26810 US Hgwy 19 Clearwater, 33761 Florida, U.S.A.
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Jackson Crowder & Associates PA ,Crowder Law Group This law firm uses a sales force to lie and take money from callers to take money for bankruptcy and mortgage loan modification Clearwater Florida
Jackson Crowder & Assciates PA organized in FL, aka Crowder Law Group, uses sales people to take money from unsuspecting people. The sales people promise them anything, and then take their money for bankruptcy (when many do not qualify), and promise loan modifications that they cannot achieve. The organization is run by a CA attorney, not licensed to practice in Florida where the operation is located.
If you have been ripped off, contact the CA Bar, to file a complaint, and the Attorney general in your State. It is possible that you can get your money back or at the very least make certain they do not pull this scam on another person. What they are doing might be prosecuted as a felony.......or fraud, by the State.
It is illegal and a complaint can be made to any bar association when lawyers use deceptive advertising to solicit business. All people of a law firm are required to be supervised by a lawyer licensed in the State.
Before you use any law firm or sales people saying they are paralegals and give money:
1) Go to the Sec. of State web site in your State to be certain the company you are giving money is legal to do business in your State. If they do not show up on that site?? they are generally frauds.
2) Find the name of their attorney on your State's Bar Sight, such as Florida bar.org or Ohio Bar.org
3) Then if you cannot find those people and the organization in yor State, immediately contact the attorney general in your State.
Meme
Clearwater, Florida
U.S.A.
If you have been ripped off, contact the CA Bar, to file a complaint, and the Attorney general in your State. It is possible that you can get your money back or at the very least make certain they do not pull this scam on another person. What they are doing might be prosecuted as a felony.......or fraud, by the State.
It is illegal and a complaint can be made to any bar association when lawyers use deceptive advertising to solicit business. All people of a law firm are required to be supervised by a lawyer licensed in the State.
Before you use any law firm or sales people saying they are paralegals and give money:
1) Go to the Sec. of State web site in your State to be certain the company you are giving money is legal to do business in your State. If they do not show up on that site?? they are generally frauds.
2) Find the name of their attorney on your State's Bar Sight, such as Florida bar.org or Ohio Bar.org
3) Then if you cannot find those people and the organization in yor State, immediately contact the attorney general in your State.
Meme
Clearwater, Florida
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
CLG1
Mount Laurel,New Jersey,
USA
Not True
#2
Thu, September 17, 2009
I am a member of Crowder Law Group and the information in this posting is not true. I also believe that the poster of this information is a disgruntled former employee who has harassed employees of this company by filing frivolous complaints in several states.
First, despite the name (which will be changed to avoid any confusion), we are not a law firm. Moreover, while we do use sales people to solicit business, in my experience there is nothing wrong with that. What we do is provide an essential service to people who have attempted to negotiate a modification with their bank but are ignored or harassed by their bank. We then collect financial information, forward all such information to an attorney licensed to practice law in which the prospective client resides and the attorney of that state and the client enter into a fee agreement. CLG has no attorney relationship with the client, but rather, we work behind the scenes to assist the attorney with the case.
Most of our clients have already spent months attempting to negotiate with their lenders and are frustrated and upset. All prospective clients are fully informed of the process, the fees and are assigned a particular representative with whom they can call. Each client must have an initial intake interview, answer many questions and then asked to provide extensive financial documents (tax returns, pay stubs, etc.)
All prospective bankruptcy clients are then matched with attorneys within their state who are experienced bankruptcy attorneys. It is up to that attorney to determine whether the client should file for bankruptcy, we merely provide all information to allow the attorney to make such decisions.
Prospective loan modification clients are also subject to an extensive interview process and also must provide financial documentation before any work is done on their files. CLG provides no promises or guarantees with regard to a modification; indeed, many prospective clients are rejected because we did not believe that a modification was necessary in their case.
Most importantly, if a client complains and their complaint is merited we always issue a refund, often for the full amount. While no company has a perfect record I am proud of the work done on behalf of the over 1000 clients we have helped. The employees of CLG work hard on behalf of the clients and we often put in 20-25 hours on a file, often times on hold with the bank.
If the poster has specific information regarding a case, we will be happy to provide extensive case notes rebutting same. Otherwise they should stop posting lies.
Meme
Clearwater,Florida,
U.S.A.
Crowder Law Group
#3Author of original report
Tue, June 02, 2009
is taking over the previous operation from Jackson Crowder & Associates
