Dentons Reviews
Dentons Overview
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Dentons has a 2.0 star rating from 1 review with mostly dissatisfied customers, citing high prices and poor customer service and limited product diversity.
Positive Feedback
Some reviewers note staff were somewhat helping and one recovery effort returned funds despite disputes.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring Dentons customer complaints about unresponsive customer service and unwillingness to resolve conflicts.
- Complaints regarding billing and unexpected deposit requests during a money recovery case.
- Concerns about refunds and opaque withdrawal procedures from holding accounts.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Dentons reviews and verify fee and withdrawal terms before engaging.
- Confirm payment, billing, and refund processes in writing and avoid upfront large deposits.
- Prefer reputable lawyers for critical financial cases and document all customer service interactions.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Dentons has a 2.0 star rating from 1 review with mostly dissatisfied customers, citing high prices and poor customer service and limited product diversity.
Positive Feedback
Some reviewers note staff were somewhat helping and one recovery effort returned funds despite disputes.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring Dentons customer complaints about unresponsive customer service and unwillingness to resolve conflicts.
- Complaints regarding billing and unexpected deposit requests during a money recovery case.
- Concerns about refunds and opaque withdrawal procedures from holding accounts.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Dentons reviews and verify fee and withdrawal terms before engaging.
- Confirm payment, billing, and refund processes in writing and avoid upfront large deposits.
- Prefer reputable lawyers for critical financial cases and document all customer service interactions.
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Failed money recovery results
- - Recovered $23,810; lawyer fees are 10%.
- - Deposits total $10,285; $6,000 for credit repair.
- - No reply to the $6,000 deduction proposal since 6/13/25.
Use reputable Lawyers.DGLF still owes me $1,860 to $19,268. Neither the firm or lawyer refuses to communicate with me or resolve our contract conflicts.
No communication between David Arthur Carpenter, lawyer , and Robert D. Steffey, client, since 6/12 has happened.
Robert D. Steffey offered a very reasonable proposal to the lawyer and neither he or his IT specialist has acknowledged the proposal or defended me opposing SMG customer service requests.
No resolution has been made, including deposits made to my home bank account.
$23,810 was recovered. Terms of the business were lawyer fees amounting to 10% of the recovered money. One month into the project, the lawyer indicated that a verification deposit was needed to be paid in order to withdraw money from my account. I partially funded the deposit.
Later, the holding company's customer service agent issued an ambiguous withdrawal plan to be followed in order for my complete balance to be withdrawn. A mistake was made in the withdrawal plan and the holding company customer service issued a $6,000 deposit requirement to repair the credit standing at the holding company. Deposits amounted to $10,285 which was contrary to the $2,310 total fee due from me to the lawyer. Furthermore, the customer service agent insists that a $6,000 payment (included in the $10,285 required deposits) needs to be paid before any withdrawals can be made.
I offered to take $6,000 off of the recovery money amount.
The lawyer, lawyer's IT specialist and the customer service agent of the holding have not responded to my proposal since 6/13/25. Today is 6/25/25.
The client is requesting a minimum of $1,860 to a maximum of $19,268 be released from the holding company's account and refunded to my home bank account.
- Somewhat helping
- Unwilling to resolve conflicts
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Choose reputable lawyers to hand critical financial situations
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