Overall Rating
This is an aggregated review score of Avvo and Lawyers.com reviews.
This is an aggregated review score of Avvo and Lawyers.com reviews.
4.7 /5.0
37 Client Reviews
Showing 1 - 5 of 5 reviews | Advocacy
Posted by Joan | March 28, 2019 | Hired Attorney
thank you very much
I was very worried about my debt, I didn't know who to talk to and picked Todd at random, well, He was great in the first meeting as we set up my unique issues. He was professional and got right to helping me. I did take his advice and now Im feeling a lot better.
Posted by Stephanie | December 16, 2014
Convenient and Affordable
Todd Turoci and his staff are very knowledgeable. They kept me informed about the procedures of my case. They handled my Chapter 13 with care and efficiency. I highly recommend Todd Turoci's Law firm to anyone filing bankruptcy!
Posted by anonymous | March 27, 2013
Knows his stuff
I have used this attorney not once but twice within the past 10 years. Mr. Turoci and his staff are really friendly. My paperwork was completed within a week after I hired the Turoci Firm. At the meeting of creditors, everything went smooth. I obtained my discharged within 4-5 months after I hired Th...
Posted by phillip | March 12, 2013
A Personal Review of Mr. Turoci, from experience in his handling my case!
I have been in litigation with Mr. Turoci, and his knowledge of the law was impressive. He seems to thrive in litigation and the court system. His arguments, both oral and written are superb. I would consider him first in matters related to bankruptcy and personal litigation. In my experience, he has...
Posted by anonymous | May 30, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Don't even consider this firm if you have a Bankruptcy adversary case.
I have held off long enough posting this review. We hired this firm to defend us against a virtually non-lose-able, garden-variety real estate "adversary" case (Todd Turoci claims to be a real estate broker so he should know what was involved in our case) filed by a shakedown artist. We won on the t...
Joyce and I are in litigation over the handling of her case. This is very odd, because I, in fact, won her case. Her unhappiness stems from her failure to have her attorney's fee paid by the losing party. The attorney's fees provision of the contract she was sued over required her to participate in mediation before she was eligible to win attorney's fees. Joyce is an attorney and should have been able to read the plain language of the contract. However because of her failure--prior to retaining me, she has to pay her own attorneys fees--even though we won her case. The judge in the bankruptcy case explained this to her, I explained this to her, and she has recently lost in state court on summary judgment. Lawyers make their own worst clients, and Joyce is no exception, had she followed my advice she would not be in this situation