The first time I went with my wife to meet this attorney, he demanded $50,000 and promised he would get a mis trial. He stated he felt 90% he would get the case thrown out of court. We settled on a $25,000 total retainer including any trial fees, and although I was reluctant to hire him, I did because he sold himself well and pretended to be a big shot.
He was very unusual and screamed at me in the office in front of my wife and his assistants every time I met with him for simply asking questions. He used curse words and was loud and unprofessional. He made it clear he that he represented the worst of the worst type of liars, and murderers and he did not care about the truth. He was very egotistic, and me simply asking a question about my case or making a suggestion would get him to explode and he kicked me out of his office once for just saying something.
For my first appearance Molfetta said he would appear on my behalf for my arraignment, but I learned last minute that he had an associate attorney appear instead of him so that was another red flag. Every time I would follow up on my case, Molfetta would never reply for days and would never give me a straight answer and get agitated quickly for me just calling him. The person who referred me to him later came clean to admitting that Molfetta has serious cocaine and alcohol problem.
Molfetta Law, LLC. Reviews
The first time I went with my wife to meet this attorney, he demanded $50,000 and promised he would get a mis trial. He stated he felt 90% he would get the case thrown out of court. We settled on a $25,000 total retainer including any trial fees, and although I was reluctant to hire him, I did because he sold himself well and pretended to be a big shot.
He was very unusual and screamed at me in the office in front of my wife and his assistants every time I met with him for simply asking questions. He used curse words and was loud and unprofessional. He made it clear he that he represented the worst of the worst type of liars, and murderers and he did not care about the truth. He was very egotistic, and me simply asking a question about my case or making a suggestion would get him to explode and he kicked me out of his office once for just saying something.
For my first appearance Molfetta said he would appear on my behalf for my arraignment, but I learned last minute that he had an associate attorney appear instead of him so that was another red flag. Every time I would follow up on my case, Molfetta would never reply for days and would never give me a straight answer and get agitated quickly for me just calling him. The person who referred me to him later came clean to admitting that Molfetta has serious cocaine and alcohol problem.