I had a sibling who paid for services from this lawyer and law firm, who not only happily took…read moretheir money, but who appeared to represent the opposing party the last time he represented my sibling in court. It was on my siblings final court appearance with this counsel that he observed an exchange of correspondence (verbal and possibly written) between his lawyer and soon-to-be-ex. What took place after the fact, makes it hard not to speculate the possibilities of what was taking place between the lawyer and his client's ex. What are those possibilities? I am not sure. But considering that my sibling (and a witness) observed that this lawyer appeared to throw him under the bus in court (also noted and documented by the court appointed judge), it really makes one wonder... Could he have been paid off by the opposing party? Did they know each other personally? Honestly, who knows... What I do know is that the end result of what had taken place that day proves that this lawyer had failed to represent his client and judging by reviews on various online portals, my sibling is not the only one to experience this. With that being said, please take the time to do your research and take the reviews of others seriously. (PS: If you feel it necessary and the end results are damaging to you and to your family, never hesitate to report the recipient to the Board of Bar Overseers in your region.)

Attorney Lee has been so helpful!! While he is very professional he still makes the whole court…read moreprocess easier and less intimidating. I highly recommend him to anyone going thru difficult custody battles

After trying three other firms, I finally discovered Fletcher Tilton, and they have become my go-to…read moreresource for all my legal matters. As a client for several years, I can't recommend them highly enough.

poor communication and got shifted around to 3 different attorneys . Very unprofessionalread more

On 2/16/18, my company entered into an agreement to purchase another company, "contingent upon…read moreBuyer reviewing, to Buyer's satisfaction and approval, pertinent information and documents including, but not limited to 1) the last 12 months of the Business bank statements" and "Any written notification of cancellation of this Purchase Agreement must be sent to Seller on or before March 20, 2018. Raymond J. Capece, Esq. insisted that the $5,000 refundable deposit be transferred from the escrow agent holding the money to his office specifically. On 2/22/18, my company emailed a complaint that the seller has not provided the required financial documentation, such as bank statements. On 3/19/18, having still not received the bank statements, my company canceled the contract in writing, as the lack of financial data did not meet "Buyer's satisfaction and approval." On 3/20/18, Raymond J. Capece, Esq., acting as escrow agent, stated: ". . .the court will adjudicate and settle the dispute." and "Please be advised the earnest money deposit will not be released by our office until a judgment is rendered." This is in clear violation of the terms of the contract. It is our opinion that Mr. Capece of Simonian & Murray has violated fair and ethical practices as escrow agent.

From the owner: We are a broad based, fully integrated office specializing in all aspects of real estate law,…read moreincluding real estate transfers, mortgages, financing, titles, disclosure regulations, foreclosures, zoning, survey and all bankruptcy matters in the Bankruptcy Court relating to real estate mortgages and foreclosures. We specialize in real estate related matters, including mortgage loan closings and title services for commercial, equity, construction and residential loans for Conventional, FHA and VA mortgages. Our office has performed these services on a state-wide basis for the past thirty years. We are Alta Best Practices and TRID compliant.

My wife and I recently used Jay Barron, Barron Law Title & Closings for our condo closing. This was…read morenew construction and closing on time was very important as we had an expiring rate lock. Everything went smooth and we closed on time. Jay was great to work with, he was very responsive with our mortgage company and builders representatives. I would highly recommend and plan on using Barron Closings again. Mike & Lisa C.

I am the seller of a property where Jay Barron represented the buyer. He is, by far, the most…read moreincompetent attorney I have ever worked with. He NEVER returns a phone call, didn't request necessary state documents in a timely manner, the closing was put off for weeks because of his negligence and he had the nerve to start asking for things 3 weeks after an inspection was done, and a week before we were supposed to close. I didn't have a signed p&s for a month after the accepted offer because he was unreachable and wouldn't return messages from my attorney. Two thumbs down. I'd give him zero stars if I could.

Excellent Attorney, I have been using this office for more than thirty years. Mr. O'Connell and his…read morestaff have always been top notch! I would recommend him anytime for whatever your needs. Lucy Bernier

Phil is outstanding to work with. An excellent listener in the consummate professional who does the…read morejob right and communicates well along the way.

Handled deed transfer. Nice peopleread more

Is there a zero??? 6 years & my Ex still has not given me what courts ordered let alone alimony…read more Called, text, email & no response. Called again, no response.

We worked with Peters and Sowyrda for the closing for our house sale and they were fantastic to…read morework with. We worked with Cassandra Santana and she was extremely easy to work with, knowledgeable and helped answer any questions of concerns we had throughout the process. Thank you for making the closing process so smooth.

The people at Peters and Sowyrda were professional, friendly and very knowledgeable. We needed…read morehelp with our estate when my father past away and they were so helpful. They were organized and efficient and things went smoothly. They were also patient with me and my family. They were also accessible when we had a question they got back to us in a timely manner.

We're litigators." Great. I'm a guy who fixes things -- still doesn't mean you'd let me work on…read moreyour brakes. I called this firm to discuss a trust dispute. Not a drafting issue. Not an estate plan. A real-time breach of fiduciary duty with a trustee knowingly stalling action and causing financial harm. I laid out that the original attorney is conflicted -- he already tried to muscle me into a lowball buyout, then conveniently declared he couldn't represent either party. That's why I was seeking litigation counsel -- to enforce rights, not write poetry. The person on the phone responded, almost proudly, "Well... we're litigators." Fantastic. So is every associate who's ever filed a motion to continue. I asked for a specific example of what kind of litigation they actually handle. Her response? "Well... if you're suing your sister..." So... still not answering the question. Here's the issue: litigation is a process, not a practice area. What I needed was someone who knows trust enforcement, trustee removal, partition actions, fiduciary breach -- the stuff that doesn't come in a fill-in-the-blank packet. At some point I had to ask: "Are you even an attorney?" Because no one clarified that. And if you're going to field legal questions with this level of vagueness, at least make clear.There was no indication if I was speaking to an attorney or a very enthusiastic staff member confusing intake with advocacy. She did clarify she was an attorney -- which just made the interaction worse. If you're counsel and still delivering that level of substance, then you're not confusing intake with advocacy... you're actively subtracting from both. Bottom line? If you're going to call yourself a litigation firm, don't serve up vague generalities and expect "we're litigators" to land like a mic drop. It's not a flex -- it's a job description. If I'm asking whether you know how to remove a trustee or compel an accounting, and your response feels like a blank stare in phone form, you're not a litigator. You're a liability with a business card.

From the owner: SederLaw is a full-service law firm representing clients throughout Central Massachusetts in both…read moresimple and complex legal matters. We put our considerable legal experience to work by providing seasoned counsel and producing positive results. Our team is dedicated to serving the needs of our clients with the highest professional standards of advocacy.