Kenneth E Davidson - Colorado Springs, CO
Attorney at Kenneth E. Davidson
Lawyers in Colorado Springs, CO
305 Main St Colorado Springs, CO 80911 - 1745
Updated: 03/02/2026
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0.5 Professional Competence
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Consulted Attorney 2024I attempted to hire this law office to represent me in collecting a debt from tenants for damages & back rent, post-eviction. They had me jump through the requisite hoops to provide a file, and then couldn't be bothered to respond with their promised fee agreement, nor even an acknowledgment that they had received the file or my repeat requests for a response. After 4 weeks, I gave up and emailed them that I was making other arrangements. Only then did Associate Matthew T. Berumen respond, with a belligerent tirade that we had six years to collect, and my expectations of any response from them regarding contracting for their services was unreasonable. "Wow", indeed. Very unprofessional. Very unresponsive. Very-much a firm to avoid.
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Hired Attorney 2023Dealing with an extraordinary case of someone squatting, he is living in my home with myself and four others, he is not only squatting, he is harassing, terrorizing, and traumatizing the lives of five people. Someone else already refused to pay and left claiming they were constantly scared. It's been months, costing me thousands of dollars, and the money means nothing. This has been traumatic and It's happening to five people. This is cruel and unusual. He has done nothing extraordinary to help, just going through the steps, has taken over three months to get this processed, still planning on processing him for not paying, there will be no recourse for all the trauma, and now he just called me saying he needs to extend the trail again for personal reasons. Disgusting incompetence. I cannot believe this is even possible.
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