Charles P. Wagner - Boston, MA
Attorney at Wagner Cook Freiberger & Washienko LLC
Anti-Discrimination Counseling Lawyers in Boston, MA
311 Summer St Suite 220 Boston, MA 02210
Boston Anti-Discrimination Counseling Lawyer
Updated: 03/02/2026
Areas of Practice
- Anti-Discrimination Counseling
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Charles P. Wagner
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Hired Attorney 2002Attorney Wager represented me in the early 2000's. The one thing I remember Attorney Wagner telling me is that most of his clients can't wait to defend their discrimination cases when they've experienced an injustice. He continued to sell me on why I should let him represent me in this discrimination case. Frankly, I didn't believe it was an easy case to prove despite the obvious discrimination. I thought it was wiser for me to just move on with my life. I felt that Attorney Wagner needed money to pay the electric bill. He was a pushy salesman. Employment discrimination during the hiring phase is very difficult to prove. I felt he was preying on my feelings to get me to sign him on as my legal representative. Frankly, I still think he just needed the money. I lost the case. I would not refer him to anyone.
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Hired Attorney 2004-2005Was A Great Lawyer when I hired him back in 2005. Until My sons trust went gone, missing , stolen? Contacted Att. Wagners last place of employment, Spoke to Attorney Wagner once. Attorney Wagner said he was gonna look into it and call me back. And GOT NO CALL BACK. I have Contacted The Board to Report his Associate Peter Castelluccio and how I can actually contact him considering he was the one who was given the money drew up my sons papers / Trust. And here I am now in 2019 and still nothing. But will not give up.
Contact
311 Summer St
Suite 220
Boston, MA 02210
Phone: (617) 723-0008
Fax: (617) 723-0009
Website: http://www.fwlawboston.com
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