Steven M. Ott - a Cleveland, United States Real Estate Lawyer

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Cleveland Real Estate Lawyer

Updated: 03/02/2026

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By Will C. on May. 28, 2019
Consulted Attorney 2019

AVOID AT ALL COSTS Called to ask a few question about the 95$ letter they sent me to inform me my bill was late. After 3 weeks of trying to get a paralegal on the phone to ask about the charges I finally got the one responsible for billing me. Halfway into the call she told me she would be charging me 100$ a hour for this conversation. WTF! I am not your client. I do not even know you. I do not have to pay when you call me. AVOID THIS PLACE and anyone who uses them for HOA contracts or services. Read the services they offer. Basically anything fun they want to stamp out and put fees on. Then send you bills months later. But don't call them! they will charge you for that too!!! What a nightmare!

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Cleveland, OH

1300 East 9th Street
Suite 1520
Cleveland, OH 44114

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Phone: (216) 771-2600

Fax: (216) 830-8939

Website: http://www.ottesq.com

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