Fidelity National Law Group
Civil Rights, Landlord-Tenant, Motor Vehicle, Immigration, Estate
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Fidelity National Law Group
Lawyers
Courtney Frances Writer
Trusts, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate, Wills,
David Longden Scott
Litigation, General Practice,
David Lee Scott
Litigation, General Practice,
David Bruce Owen
Legal Malpractice, Litigation, Landlord-Tenant, Other, Other
David Allen Myers
Personal Injury, Business, Divorce, International, International
Emmanuel Alvarez
Civil Rights, Trusts, International, Real Estate, Real Estate
J. Walter Gussner
General Practice,
James Douglas Hepworth
Legal Malpractice, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate, Other, Other
Jordan Trachtenberg
Accident & Injury, Business, Employment, Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate
Josephine Chong
General Practice,
Kenneth F Spencer
Accident & Injury, Business, Employment,
Lisa Anne Coe
Accident & Injury, Bankruptcy, Insurance, Civil & Human Rights, Civil & Human Rights
Mary Anne Lazaran
General Practice,
Mary A. Rousso
Civil Rights, Litigation, General Practice,
Patricia Lynn Swatt
Real Estate, Lawsuit & Dispute, General Practice,
Paul Joel Meshek
Business, Lawsuit & Dispute, General Practice,
Peter Veiguela
Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate, General Practice,
Robert Gardner Wilson
Landlord-Tenant, Motor Vehicle, Immigration, Estate, Estate
Ronald Anthony Chavez
Government, General Practice,
Susan Marie Hutchison
General Practice,
Reviews
I found them, specifically JB Jennings from the 555 S Flower Street location, not to be impartial. We were the sellers in this transaction and regardless of the many attempts to share the accurate information along with the supporting documents JB sided with the buyer throughout the transaction. This became very transparent when we received the first closing statement estimate as she credited the buyer for categories we paid for such as RSO/SCEP and property tax. Proration credits were in the favor of the buyer; when questioned we were told the buyer will get the 29th since it will close in the morning but of course it didnt close until after 4pm. Our statement reflected the buyer receiving prorated rents starting the 29th but yet we were being charged that day for the expenses; when dealing with 37 units this can be a significant amount of money. We now understand why the buyer was so admit about using her. Needles to say they we will not use Fidelity or JB Jennings in our future endeavors!!