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Anonymous
map-marker Seattle, Washington

Preston and Scott - Or is it Preston and Snot?

AI Highlights
  • - The office is described as immature and chaotic.
  • - They are rude to people and a process server, showing arrogance; steer clear of the firm.

Why the "snot" reference? Because that's what these guys remind me of in a roundabout way. Their behavior is immature and their office is run like a kiddie camp full of snot-nosed boys and girls.

They are rude to people, were rude to a process server ... it's just an all-around ridiculous environment. If you're looking for a law firm to represent you, steer clear of these guys!

And I've gotta tell you, most of the baloney at their address doesn’t come from the deli, which is downstairs from them. It comes from Preston and Snot. Just an unbelievable amount of unjustified self-righteousness and arrogance.

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Anonymous
map-marker Livingston, New Jersey

Preston and Scott - Super Lawyers or Super Buffoons?

AI Highlights
  • - Preston and Scott blustered about getting derogatory posts taken down.
  • - Truth trumps buffoonery and libel; free speech is a First Amendment right.

Heard that Preston and Scott -- those Salt Lake City "super lawyers" who really are super buffoons -- were so "pissed" about their recent bad reviews that they blustered and buffooned their way around commenting that they would get these derogatory posts taken down. They're still here, guys!

Guess Pissed Consumer and Ripoff Report win. (Yep, check it out; there are other posts over there, too.) Actually, the posters of the comments win. It's about truth and free speech (and herein lies a little legal lesson for the super buffoons). Truth trumps buffoonery.

Truth also trumps libel. Free speech is a First Amendment right. There. End of legal lesson.

Super buffoons, you make this kind of stuff go away by treating your clients right and not plumping up the billable hours; by working in the best interests of your clients, not your own money-making self interests; by not having multiple Social Security numbers attached to your identities.

(Seriously, guys? What's up with that?)

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The Super Lawyer designation means nothing. There is ZERO credibility with Super Lawyers.

It was set up by a magazine to create a revenue stream and lawyers have to pay to get the logo. The Super Lawyer people do not check the backgrounds of the lawyers, they do not check to see if they have malpractice cases, they do not check into the criminal or civil backgrounds or bar complaints.

After they get in with a recommendation from their buddies they then are sent an email every year from Super Lawyer saying "pay this and you can get this years designation."

CONSUMERS - DO NOT TRUST SUPER LAWYER DESIGNATIONS IN ANY STATE. IT IS A SHAM.

Gray P Qju

Preston and Scott, Salt Lake City Law Firm: Sandwich and a Subpoena

AI Highlights
  • - A law firm sits above a Salt Lake City deli.
  • - The deli is the best part.
  • - Eat at the deli first, then go upstairs.
  • - Upstairs may feel costly.

This just might be Salt Lake City's newest combo package -- a sandwich and a subpoena. Or a sub and a subpoena -- oil and vinegar, no mayo, easy on the legalese.

Perhaps that's what Preston and Scott had in mind when they opened their law firm on top of a deli. You know, when the money slows down, the ideas for revenue generation start to flow.

Word is getting around that the best thing about visiting Preston and Scott is getting a chance to eat at the deli. And I'd advise you to spend your money on a sandwich or a sub first, before you head upstairs.

Because once you're upstairs, they're very adept at taking your money. And if you find yourself sick to your stomach after a visit, I can guarantee it won't be from whatever you ate at the deli.

Loss:
$2000
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