team-member

Nicholas Daviau

Worcester, MA

N/A

Law Degree

Awards

Primary Practice Area

Estate Planning

Language

English

About

Practices Areas

Estate Planning

Real Estate

Probate

Elder Law

Language

English

Contact

Daviau Law Offices, P.C.255 Park AvenueSuite 1000Worcester, MA, 01609255 Park AvenueSuite 1000Suite 1000Worcester, MA, 01609

Office: N/A

Website: N/A

Reviews

anonymous
May 4, 2018

Nick represented us in the sale of our home. He kept constant communication, and it resulted in a smooth transaction.

anonymous
March 31, 2016

Nick seemed to be overwhelmed with other matters, missing the deadline for discovery, waiting for over 2 months to give my discovery requests to the other party. The "kicker" was him missed a pre-trial conference, at which time opposing attorney strategically moved for a default judgement, which the court granted, leaving little issue of the facts to be contended at trial. Subsequent efforts for the judge to set aside her ruling were to no avail. I protested to Nick and received a full refund, but I still lost in court.

anonymous
May 4, 2018

Nick represented us in the sale of our home. He kept constant communication, and it resulted in a smooth transaction.

anonymous
March 31, 2016

Nick seemed to be overwhelmed with other matters, missing the deadline for discovery, waiting for over 2 months to give my discovery requests to the other party. The "kicker" was him missed a pre-trial conference, at which time opposing attorney strategically moved for a default judgement, which the court granted, leaving little issue of the facts to be contended at trial. Subsequent efforts for the judge to set aside her ruling were to no avail. I protested to Nick and received a full refund, but I still lost in court.

anonymous
May 4, 2018

Nick represented us in the sale of our home. He kept constant communication, and it resulted in a smooth transaction.

anonymous
March 31, 2016

Nick seemed to be overwhelmed with other matters, missing the deadline for discovery, waiting for over 2 months to give my discovery requests to the other party. The "kicker" was him missed a pre-trial conference, at which time opposing attorney strategically moved for a default judgement, which the court granted, leaving little issue of the facts to be contended at trial. Subsequent efforts for the judge to set aside her ruling were to no avail. I protested to Nick and received a full refund, but I still lost in court.