Brian K. Cuttone - a Fresno, CA Lawyer

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By Anonymous on Dec. 12, 2019
Consulted Attorney 2019

Have been trying to get hold of Mr. Brian Cuttone for the past several months. I have left several voice mails and sent him emails with no response from him. it was clear that he was avoiding me. His assistant kept telling me that he is at court or in trial. The Assistant instructed me to leave him voice message and he will call. Well, that never happened. After months, finally spoke to him over the phone, and I was shocked how a lawyer can be so rude and unprofessional least to say. He called me all kind of names and lied to me regarding the case he is handling. The last phone conversation on December 10th 2019, ended by him calling me pathetic, crazy and F....U. I could not believe that he said that to me, and when I asked him what did you call me Mr. Cuttone, with no shame he replied "Are you deaf Mr...., go F...urself" I am shocked that this person can be allowed to practice as a lawyer and be so disrespectful to people in the state of California. There was no option to give him zero star, otherwise he deserves nothing.

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Fresno, CA

5200 North Palm Avenue
Suite 211
Fresno, CA 93704

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Phone: (559) 225-6550

Fax: (559) 225-7912

Website: http://www.caswellbell.com

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