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Bray & Johnson

Bray & Johnson - Canton, GA

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Lawyers in Canton, GA

Ten North Street Canton, GA 30114

(770) 479-1426 Call Now Website Website

Updated: 02/15/2026

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  • Related to:
    • Banking & Finance
    • Consumer Protection
    • Debtor & Creditor
    By Anonymous on Apr. 11, 2019
    Consulted Law firm 2019
    I was considering hiring a law firm to take up an issue with a bank and I got a recommendation for using Bray and Johnson, one of the larger firms in Canton, Ga. On 3/12/19 I used their posted email contact to send an inquiry on the price of a 'lawyers letter'. This was sent to a V. Irwin virwin @brayandjohnson. com. I got no reply and put in a complaint with the named partner Mr. Bray, again via email to his address as listed on their web site. I attached a copy of my original inquiry to V Irwin and asked why I could not get a contact from them about possible representation. Again, I got no reply from Mr. Bray. It is both annoying and bad manners not to at least get a reply to my initial inquiry and later my complaint to Mr. Bray. I would NOT recommend using this firm to anyone who needs legal assistance. More Info at: avoid bray and johnson . blogspo t. com

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Canton, GA

Ten North Street
Canton, GA 30114

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Phone: (770) 479-1426

Fax: (770) 479-6488

Website: http://www.brayandjohnsonlawfirm.net

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