John A. Shea is a lawyer practicing family law, personal injury, litigation and 4 other areas of law. John received a B.A. degree from Assumption College in 1981, and has been licensed for 39 years. John practices at Lian, Zarrow, Eynon & Shea in Worcester, MA.
Upon initial contact, I answered a series of questions pertaining to my situation and need for legal counsel. Upon first meeting, I was asked the same questions again in person, and charged 2x. When questioning Atty. Shea about this, he indicated that he was just being "thorough," which at the time I thought was a good thing -- both for his benefit of comprehending the circumstances of legal matter to better represent me, as well as my benefit as the client to be represented. However, ultimately, this was just a ploy to overbill time. With additional legal services, I found this practice to be fairly common, and I had to go through every invoice with a "fine-toothed-comb" to weed out erroneous charges... It seemed as if I was billed an extra $0.50 for the pickle he order for lunch, or extra $50.00 for the potato chips that came with his sandwich that he didn't eat -- ok, I'm exaggerating here, but hopefully this helps someone else out so they understand the frustration.
Poor billing practices over charges Will give yours case to an associate and then get rid of you after they run you,re bill up. Will violate contract to protect himself.
Client beware typical big business will get all they can out of you then strong arm you and sell you out. Runs up your,e bill to break you.Will not give you all your files and documents back to protect themselves from malpractice. He is now with mirick Oconnell front st Worcester. Writes the contract to protect himself but will violate it
34 Mechanic St.Worcester, MA 01608U.S.A.
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