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Clay Chapman Iwamura Pulice & Nervell

Clay Chapman Iwamura Pulice & Nervell - Honolulu, HI

Business & Corporations Lawyers in Honolulu, HI

TOPA Financial Center 700 Bishop Street Suite 2100 Honolulu, HI 96813

  • 3 Super Lawyers®
  • 1 Attorney Rating
  • 34 Years
    Experience

Honolulu Business & Corporations Law Firm

Updated: 02/18/2024

Areas of Practice

  • Business & Corporations

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Customer Reviews for Clay Chapman Iwamura Pulice & Nervell

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  • By Anonymous on Apr. 11, 2026
    Hired Attorney Bosko Petricevic 2024-2026
    I retained Bosko Petricevic for 17 months and paid almost $15,000 for no substantive legal work. He filed zero motions, missed two written promises to file, left the country without notice, and withdrew on the day I submitted my counteroffer without transmitting it to opposing counsel. He operates completely alone with no staff, no assistant, and no paralegal. If he is unavailable or traveling there is no one to handle your case. He discouraged written communication and insisted on phone calls, which made it difficult to document instructions and agreements. He required cash payments and had me deliver cash directly to his home. No receipts were provided for any cash payments. Looking back I understand why he avoided written communication — his own written emails ultimately became evidence of his abusive and unprofessional conduct. In a written email he stated he was not my advocate and seemed surprised I would expect him to be — while actively billing me as my attorney. Rather than filing motions or pursuing litigation he consistently pushed settlement without doing the necessary legal work to support a fair negotiation. He will present himself as a litigator. In practice he does not go to court. Be aware that if you disagree with him or dispute his fees he will twist confidential information you disclosed to him as a client and use it against you. He is verbally and emotionally abusive. In my experience he used words including "harassment," "blackmail," "tax cheat," and "illegal" against me when I raised legitimate concerns about his work. When I pursued my legal rights he repeatedly wrote "you want war" in writing. His communications escalated into what I can only describe as a campaign of intimidation and harassment directed at his own former client. His written communications became increasingly hostile, threatening, and unprofessional. What began as an attorney client relationship ended with war declarations, threats of arbitration, and a defamation lawsuit threat — all in writing. I have fully documented these communications. This pattern of abusive behavior toward clients is not isolated. I am aware of at least one other female client who experienced similar treatment, and a prior ODC complaint involving a female attorney. If you are a woman considering retaining him I would urge you to look elsewhere. When I presented documentation of his conduct to a Family Court judge, the judge expressed genuine sympathy, acknowledged the pattern, and repeatedly directed me to report him to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel unprompted. That is not a typical response in a routine hearing — it reflects what the evidence showed. Mr. Petricevic represented himself as a litigator but in practice does not go to court. If you need an attorney who will actually file motions, appear before a judge, communicate professionally, and genuinely advocate for you — look elsewhere. If you search his name in online court records you will find a pattern worth reviewing before making any decision to retain him. I have filed a formal complaint with the Hawaii Office of Disciplinary Counsel (ODC). I share this review to warn others and because every person deserves an attorney who actually advocates for them.
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  • By Anonymous on Oct. 28, 2023
    Hired Law firm 2023
    I had a very bad experience with the firm. IMO they charged way too much for the services provided. In additional to that, they did not provide the most important service I was asking for, and still charged money for it. I honestly cannot recommend this firm to anyone.

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Honolulu, HI

TOPA Financial Center
700 Bishop Street
Suite 2100
Honolulu, HI 96813

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Phone Number: (808) 535-8400

Fax Number: (808) 536-1141

Website: http://www.paclawteam.com

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