Law And Equity
Law And Equity Overview
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Law And Equity has a 2.4 star rating based on 1 customer review. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
Positive Feedback
No clear positives were reported; the sole review flags issues with service quality and responsiveness.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Review highlights unresponsive staff and poor customer service.
- Upfront billing of $2000 for work that was deemed incomplete and delayed.
- Concerns about diversity of services and overall quality noted in Law And Equity customer complaints.
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The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Law And Equity has a 2.4 star rating based on 1 customer review. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
Positive Feedback
No clear positives were reported; the sole review flags issues with service quality and responsiveness.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Review highlights unresponsive staff and poor customer service.
- Upfront billing of $2000 for work that was deemed incomplete and delayed.
- Concerns about diversity of services and overall quality noted in Law And Equity customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Law And Equity reviews and verify credentials before prepaying.
- Confirm scope, timelines, and refund terms in writing to avoid billing disputes.
Turn one complaint into a collective action
Denver, Colorado
Resolved: Bogus Business
- Daphne Salone (aka Wells) was hired Feb 28, 2016 in Paonia.
- The fee was $2000 upfront.
- Work produced: late, uncategorized QuickBooks file; no meetings.
Simple Miscommunication.
It appears that Ms Salone's contract was with my lawyer, not with me. Ms Salone is back in touch with me.
The problem may have resulted from the three-way miscommunication. I believe this might still be worked out.
Last year my attorney in Paonia, Colorado, engaged a forensic accountant to detangle my financial affairs. The accountant's name is Daphne Salone, and her e-mails come back with a "law & equity, ltd" logo.
Daphne charged the law firm $2000 in advance, a bill which I had to cover, and did not do any forensic accounting at all.
She was engaged by the law office of David Merrick in Paonia on February 28th, 2016, and returned her work to me nearly four months later, past any date on which it would have been helpful to me.
"Her work" consisted of a simple Quickbooks file into which my bank statements had been fed. She had declined my offer of accompanying receipts, and had declined to meet with me, both before and after she had done her work. Daphne left her entries unclassed and uncategorized. I would have been better off purchasing Quickbooks and doing the work myself.
(The way "forensic accounting" had been explained to me is that by the end of the work, the reports would be considered as trusty evidence in a court of law.)
Daphne never met with me at all, and has been unresponsive to e-mail enquiries since shortly after submission of her (non-)work. I highly doubt she is a bona-fide accountant.
I need to find a way to complain about her.
Daphne Salone is also known as
Daphne A Wells, Daphne Arabella, Daphne A Salone, and Daphne Arabella Wells
Preferred solution: Full refund
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