Jeffrey M. Daitz - a River Edge, New Jersey (NJ) Construction Dispute Resolution Lawyer

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River Edge Construction Dispute Resolution Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Construction Dispute Resolution

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By Anonymous on Sep. 23, 2019
Hired Attorney 2019

In all my years of conducting business, no one has ever been as difficult to deal with as Mr. Daitz. I engaged with Mr. Daitz over a simple matter - to review a workplace agreement document - and in the >1 month since he agreed to do it, he has been unable to fulfill his end of our engagement. Repeated calls to his office and mobile went unanswered and email/text messages consisted of curt, completely unhelpful responses. Every single basic request consisted of reminding him half a dozen times to fulfill it. His lack of responses put me in a precarious position where I was unable to give status updates on my end ("my lawyer is looking at it" "he is still looking at it, I'll ask him again for an update" which ultimately reflected poorly on me). I even let him know that an end date was approaching, and he still failed to provide anything resembling an acceptable legal opinion. I cannot think of a single worse professional experience than asking for Jeffrey Daitz's help (and this is someone I was paying!). I would highly recommend anyone considering his services to look elsewhere.

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River Edge, NJ

70 Grand Avenue
River Edge, NJ 07661

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Phone: (201) 343-3434

Fax: (201) 343-6306

Website: http://www.pecklaw.com/

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Jeffrey M. Daitz - River Edge, NJ