Steven Scott Fannin - an Akron, Ohio (OH) Criminal Law Lawyer

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Akron Criminal Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

Areas of Practice

Criminal Law

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By Cory F. on Sep. 20, 2021
Hired Attorney 2016-2021

FANNIN’S LICENSE HAS BEEN SUSPENDED; he has been deemed a severe risk to the community. He ripped off over 20 clients, exchanged services for drugs, and has stopped responding entirely. You’re welcome.

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Probate & Estate Administration
By Anonymous on Jul. 23, 2021
Hired Attorney 2017-2021

My dad passed away years ago and I was the one to handle the estate which was mostly just transferring three titles and credit cards. After meeting with him and hiring him I paid over $1,000 for the retainer. As the years went on and on, he just kept filing for extensions in the case. At one hearing even the judge questioned why it was taking him so long and told him that he filed the wrong paperwork. After four years, he went up and missing. Refused to take phone calls. Never in the office as I stopped by many times. Certified mail would get kicked back to me after a couple of weeks of him not accepting it. Fannin has NO idea what he is doing. Now I am out figuring out what mess he left behind. Oh yeah, he didn’t even do the titles for me, I had to figure it out because he was clueless

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Akron, OH

863 N. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
Akron, OH 44333

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Phone: (330) 666-5500

Fax: (330) 666-5722

Website: http://www.colelpa.com

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