Stephen Scavuzzo
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Licensed for 41 years
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Primary Practice Area
Employment & Labor
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English
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Stephen promised to represent me on a work related matter and was paid, he failed to finish the job as he said he would His OWCP representation was a waste of money as well.
I hired Attorney Scuavuzzo to represent me in an OWCP case. I received an denial letter in the mail from OWCP and Attorney Scuzvuzzo did not contact me to see if I wanted to appeal the decision. I paid him out of pocket and he did not represent me at all. I had to call him all the time so if how my case was going and he did call me to let me know how the case was going. He took my money and gave me very poor representation.
I got what I paid for. Other law firms had larger retainer fees so I went with Mr. Scavuzzo with a lower retainer fee. I had to keep my own records make my own copies and provide copies to Mr. Scavuzzo. Mr. Scavuzzo's office is hourly rental? where he has to pay for each copy and parking validation. So he is reluctant to make copies or validate parking. These were minor issues. The bigger issues were lack of regular updates whether rhere was progress or no progress. You can expect very, very minimal communication and when I asked questions (since I am not a lawyer) he seemed to get frustrated or take it as a challenge. When the case stated dragging on and we were not offered a fast settlement I quickly got the feeling I did not have an advocate just a representative who file the paper work. The case took years and as far as I know Mr. Scavuzzo did no investigation, fact finding or fact checking of his own. The case was strong enough that it won in front of a judge and as far as award nothing was presented by Mr. Scavuzzo other than his bill. When we met with the arbitrator to agree on settlement amount it was suggested then told to agree with the settlement prior to even finding out exactly what the settlement would be. The only emotion I saw was when the government lawyer tried to deny lawyer's fee then I saw fire and willingness to fight. Then when they agreed to his fees then once again I advised to agree to the settlement even though no specific amounts were identified. I am glad the case is over as far it can be currently and Mr. Scavuzzo has been paid so that I no longer have to deal with him. Hopefully my portion with accounting will be resolved quickly and I can put this bad experience behind me.
Stephen promised to represent me on a work related matter and was paid, he failed to finish the job as he said he would His OWCP representation was a waste of money as well.
I hired Attorney Scuavuzzo to represent me in an OWCP case. I received an denial letter in the mail from OWCP and Attorney Scuzvuzzo did not contact me to see if I wanted to appeal the decision. I paid him out of pocket and he did not represent me at all. I had to call him all the time so if how my case was going and he did call me to let me know how the case was going. He took my money and gave me very poor representation.
I got what I paid for. Other law firms had larger retainer fees so I went with Mr. Scavuzzo with a lower retainer fee. I had to keep my own records make my own copies and provide copies to Mr. Scavuzzo. Mr. Scavuzzo's office is hourly rental? where he has to pay for each copy and parking validation. So he is reluctant to make copies or validate parking. These were minor issues. The bigger issues were lack of regular updates whether rhere was progress or no progress. You can expect very, very minimal communication and when I asked questions (since I am not a lawyer) he seemed to get frustrated or take it as a challenge. When the case stated dragging on and we were not offered a fast settlement I quickly got the feeling I did not have an advocate just a representative who file the paper work. The case took years and as far as I know Mr. Scavuzzo did no investigation, fact finding or fact checking of his own. The case was strong enough that it won in front of a judge and as far as award nothing was presented by Mr. Scavuzzo other than his bill. When we met with the arbitrator to agree on settlement amount it was suggested then told to agree with the settlement prior to even finding out exactly what the settlement would be. The only emotion I saw was when the government lawyer tried to deny lawyer's fee then I saw fire and willingness to fight. Then when they agreed to his fees then once again I advised to agree to the settlement even though no specific amounts were identified. I am glad the case is over as far it can be currently and Mr. Scavuzzo has been paid so that I no longer have to deal with him. Hopefully my portion with accounting will be resolved quickly and I can put this bad experience behind me.
Stephen promised to represent me on a work related matter and was paid, he failed to finish the job as he said he would His OWCP representation was a waste of money as well.
I hired Attorney Scuavuzzo to represent me in an OWCP case. I received an denial letter in the mail from OWCP and Attorney Scuzvuzzo did not contact me to see if I wanted to appeal the decision. I paid him out of pocket and he did not represent me at all. I had to call him all the time so if how my case was going and he did call me to let me know how the case was going. He took my money and gave me very poor representation.
I got what I paid for. Other law firms had larger retainer fees so I went with Mr. Scavuzzo with a lower retainer fee. I had to keep my own records make my own copies and provide copies to Mr. Scavuzzo. Mr. Scavuzzo's office is hourly rental? where he has to pay for each copy and parking validation. So he is reluctant to make copies or validate parking. These were minor issues. The bigger issues were lack of regular updates whether rhere was progress or no progress. You can expect very, very minimal communication and when I asked questions (since I am not a lawyer) he seemed to get frustrated or take it as a challenge. When the case stated dragging on and we were not offered a fast settlement I quickly got the feeling I did not have an advocate just a representative who file the paper work. The case took years and as far as I know Mr. Scavuzzo did no investigation, fact finding or fact checking of his own. The case was strong enough that it won in front of a judge and as far as award nothing was presented by Mr. Scavuzzo other than his bill. When we met with the arbitrator to agree on settlement amount it was suggested then told to agree with the settlement prior to even finding out exactly what the settlement would be. The only emotion I saw was when the government lawyer tried to deny lawyer's fee then I saw fire and willingness to fight. Then when they agreed to his fees then once again I advised to agree to the settlement even though no specific amounts were identified. I am glad the case is over as far it can be currently and Mr. Scavuzzo has been paid so that I no longer have to deal with him. Hopefully my portion with accounting will be resolved quickly and I can put this bad experience behind me.
Stephen promised to represent me on a work related matter and was paid, he failed to finish the job as he said he would His OWCP representation was a waste of money as well.
I hired Attorney Scuavuzzo to represent me in an OWCP case. I received an denial letter in the mail from OWCP and Attorney Scuzvuzzo did not contact me to see if I wanted to appeal the decision. I paid him out of pocket and he did not represent me at all. I had to call him all the time so if how my case was going and he did call me to let me know how the case was going. He took my money and gave me very poor representation.
I got what I paid for. Other law firms had larger retainer fees so I went with Mr. Scavuzzo with a lower retainer fee. I had to keep my own records make my own copies and provide copies to Mr. Scavuzzo. Mr. Scavuzzo's office is hourly rental? where he has to pay for each copy and parking validation. So he is reluctant to make copies or validate parking. These were minor issues. The bigger issues were lack of regular updates whether rhere was progress or no progress. You can expect very, very minimal communication and when I asked questions (since I am not a lawyer) he seemed to get frustrated or take it as a challenge. When the case stated dragging on and we were not offered a fast settlement I quickly got the feeling I did not have an advocate just a representative who file the paper work. The case took years and as far as I know Mr. Scavuzzo did no investigation, fact finding or fact checking of his own. The case was strong enough that it won in front of a judge and as far as award nothing was presented by Mr. Scavuzzo other than his bill. When we met with the arbitrator to agree on settlement amount it was suggested then told to agree with the settlement prior to even finding out exactly what the settlement would be. The only emotion I saw was when the government lawyer tried to deny lawyer's fee then I saw fire and willingness to fight. Then when they agreed to his fees then once again I advised to agree to the settlement even though no specific amounts were identified. I am glad the case is over as far it can be currently and Mr. Scavuzzo has been paid so that I no longer have to deal with him. Hopefully my portion with accounting will be resolved quickly and I can put this bad experience behind me.