Gallo & Iacovangelo, LLP

The absolute worst! They deserve zero stars. Paralegal Paula Clark worked on my case for 16 months regarding money my mom had in bank accounts in Greece. My mother said Gallo and Iacovangelo drafted her will before she passed. Paralegal Clark couldn't find her will or the money. It took her almost 16 months to come to this conclusion. But she got me the bill for services rendered quickly. Don't waste your time or money with them. I should have read the reviews before I hired them. Big mistake!!

Horrific, steer clear at all costs. Read the other reviews...

If you value your time, money, and legal matter, I would strongly reconsider hiring this firm.

I retained Craig Chartier in a serious deed fraud case involving my home and paid approximately $8,000 in fees. I expected proactive litigation, strategic discovery, and transparent billing. Instead, I found myself uncovering and organizing the bulk of the fraud evidence on my own.

During deposition, key questions were not asked unless I directed them. Discovery that should have been pursued was not meaningfully advanced. Over a year later, critical discovery materials were still not produced to me in usable form.

I explicitly instructed, both in writing and verbally, that I was to be notified before my retainer was exhausted. That did not happen. Billing was based solely on the firm’s internal time records, with little transparency or meaningful accountability.

After the relationship ended, I requested my full client file, including materials I personally provided. I have not received complete production. This has directly interfered with my ability to continue litigating my case.

I will be pursuing appropriate remedies, including fee disputes and formal complaints.

This was not the level of representation I retained counsel for, especially in a matter involving my home. Worse, they are actively interfering and breaking the law and violating my rights.

Do your due diligence. Ask direct questions about billing practices, file access rights, discovery strategy, and what concrete litigation steps will actually be taken on your behalf.

You have been warned.