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Eric Johnson, Tax Attorney

Eric Johnson, Tax Attorney - St. Paul, MN

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US Bank Center 101 East Fifth Street Suite 910 St. Paul, MN 55101

Updated: 03/03/2026

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  • By Anonymous on May. 04, 2026
    Hired Law firm 2025
    ZERO STARS. Stay away from this firm. Our experience changed completely after the retainer was paid. We had to chase basic updates and were verbally told our matter was not a priority. The billing was extremely concerning. We were charged amounts that felt excessive for routine work, and at times it appeared we were billed more than once for the same or similar tasks. Multiple attempts to get clear answers about billing were frustrating and went unanswered. His assistant, in our experience, was the gatekeeper for all communication. She was consistently rude and dismissive in our interactions, which only made an already frustrating situation even worse. We paid a significant amount of money and have literally nothing to show for it except a lower bank account balance. We filed a formal complaint based on our experience, and it appears there is at least one other person who has publicly said they did the same. Do your homework before hiring - review publicly available complaint or disciplinary information and ask detailed questions about billing and communication expectations.
  • By Anonymous on Jun. 15, 2019
    Hired Law firm 2012
    worst attorney i ever dealt with and have dealt with more than i care to admit. The following are my opinions so this jerk does not sue me. He took my money then dumped me once he used up all my retainer. I received basically nothing in return. I filed a complaint with the Ethics Board and they ruled he acted in an unethical manner and issues an admonishment. They also determined he was not truthful in his response to them as his reply was shot down by an e mail to me that stated the opposite of what he claimed. Again, all "my opinions" except the admonishment can be proven and is a fact but i would have been off donating my money to a charity.

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US Bank Center
101 East Fifth Street
Suite 910
St. Paul, MN 55101

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Phone Number: (651) 224-6638

Fax Number: (651) 224-1043

Website: http://www.johnsontaxlaw.com

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