Carl
El Cajon,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, September 11, 2005
You should post more facts about the case becauses it is impossible to determine if you have been ripped off. After all, you should pay for the attorney's time for services rendered before the time that you decided you no longer need the corporation. When I form a new business for a client, i move fairly quickly by reserving the corporate name, drafting the articles of incorporation and ordering the corporate. These things take time and money. If had started work for a client and the client then cancelled, I would expect to be compensated for my services up to that point.