Fero & Ingersoll, LLP - a Rochester, New York (NY) Bankruptcy Law Firm

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Updated: 02/15/2026

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By Anonymous on Sep. 10, 2021
Hired Law firm 2020-2021

Worst lawyer ever. Matt Fero will take all your money and not finish the job. DO NOT HIRE
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By Anonymous on Feb. 14, 2020
Hired Law firm 2018-2020

Tim Ingersoll is the worst lawyer I have ever met. Do not trust him with anything. He can’t find his way out of a paper bag. Disorganized. Lazy. Rude. Straight up lies to clients and ignores them for months on end. Nothing but constant excuses and ZERO follow through. Can’t handle a simple Estate provable despite being handed all of the details in an organized spreadsheet but proceeded to ask for it 10x then completely ignore it for a year. Worst experience ever. Stay far far away.

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Rochester, NY

2024 West Henrietta Road
Suite 3C
Rochester, NY 14623

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Phone Number: (585) 325-4600

Fax Number: (585) 325-1525

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