R. Scott Reisch - a Denver, CO Criminal Lawyer

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Denver Criminal Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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By Anonymous on May. 25, 2022
Hired Attorney 2020-2022

I hired Scott Reisch to represent me . He said my 3 cases would be no problem and he should be able to get at least 2 of them dropped and the other knocked down to minimal charges. Well after giving him$8000 things changed. I was passed down to Mike Mccullough who bullied me into taking 3 horrible plea bargain that I didn't want to take. So they drug these cases out for two years and wore me out and it was damaging me as a person, now I'm suffering financially and mentally by the torchur of dealing with probation for cases Scott Reisch said were no big deal and he'd be able to get dropped or lowered to minimal charges. He's a crook and him and Mike Mccullough are big bullies!!

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Denver, CO

1490 West 121st Avenue
Suite 202
Denver, CO 80234 - 3497

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Phone: (303) 291-0555

Fax: (720) 904-5797

Website: http://www.reischlawfirm.com

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