Leonard P. Kiczek - Bayonne, NJ
Attorney at Leonard P. Kiczek
Personal Injury -- Plaintiff Lawyers in Bayonne, NJ
29 W 8th St Bayonne, NJ 07002 - 1201
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49
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Experience
Bayonne Personal Injury -- Plaintiff Lawyer
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury -- Plaintiff
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Leonard P. Kiczek
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Consulted Attorney 2021Len Kiczek, Esq recently represented my brother in the purchase of our mother’s home who had passed away earlier this year. I had very minimal interactions with him (as I was the executor of my mother’s will), I never hired him and I certainly never agreed to pay him dime myself. In the end, he never shared the final financial paperwork for my review, he put in a charge of $1450 for ME to pay HIM, HE then SIGNED the financial paperwork himself without my review or approval (therefore approving the $1450 that he never once told me about) and now refuses to talk to me about this $1450 charge I never reviewed, knew about nor approved. Len Kiczek is inappropriate and unethical. He should be ashamed of himself for conducting business in such a terrible way. I would never recommend anyone to use his services.
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