David I. Pomerantz - a Beachwood, OH Personal Injury Lawyer

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Beachwood Personal Injury Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Personal Injury

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By Anonymous on Aug. 21, 2019
Hired Attorney 2016-2017

I’ve had extremely negative experiences with this law firm, and would caution anyone considering hiring them to do your due diligence before signing an engagement letter. I sure wish I had. One of the partners – Fred Crosby – has passed away, and I don’t like speaking ill of the departed, so I’ll just say briefly that his representation was very sub par. After his death, I tried to speak about this with the remaining partner – David Pomerantz – and quickly discovered that Pomerantz is far more problematic than Crosby was. Pomerantz has been extraordinarily unprofessional and rude in my dealings with him. He is shockingly unwilling to take any responsibility for the actions of his firm; he isn’t even willing to discuss it. In discussing David Pomerantz with others in the Cleveland community, I have heard numerous very negative comments about him, not only vis-a-vis his clear unprofessionalism, but also about the apparently low quality of his lawyering. I would strongly recommend not hiring David Pomerantz.

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Beachwood, OH

24700 Chagrin Boulevard
Suite 309
Beachwood, OH 44122 - 5630

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Phone: (216) 587-1221

Fax: (216) 587-1819

Website: http://pomerantzandcrosby.com

Hours: 9-5 Plus Weekend/Evenings

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