Eugene O'Byrne, Esq. - Canton, OH
Lawyers in Canton, OH
101 Central Plaza South Suite 500 Canton, OH 44702
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 2016-2017this man took my money then sold me out in court 1 went to court didn't call the morning of or night before to prep me 2 i get a call saying I'm late from court I get there everyone is there my lawyer pulls my in the hallway after we already discussed going to trail tells me I'm nobody and Hes not taking a case to trial he will lose but I didn't do it honestly. then puts his hand on my shoulder after he broke me down walks me ion the court room says let me fix this with the bailiff standing behind me causing panic and fear making take a plea after i take the plea .the judge still sends me to jail for 3 days idk for being late to make sure I don't talk I'm not sure it worked for years but that time is up I did three days in jail for misconduct in the court room .I stood there crying not sure what I did lol .now i have to study how to file for ineffective counsel ..my advice do your best to find someone that cars about you and make sure he meets with you after taking your money and its not just at the court room
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