Army & Roche, LLC - Worcester, MA
Lawyers in Worcester, MA
120 Front Street Floor 8 Worcester, MA 01608
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 2020-2022There's not enough room on this page to list out a sorry 2 years in the making with this place. As someone who doesn't normally go out of their way to leave a bad "review" online, obviously it must be pretty horrible. These guys could give an F about you. They tell you what you want to hear, take your money, and then crickets. There were people that literally broke into our apartment at the time, and these guys have not done a thing they claimed they would do. They supposedly "sent a letter", but it's just funny how a whole 2 years has gone by, multiple attempts to call them to see what the status is, and cri keys. Oh, and they still kept my money. No wonder there's so much negative about these dudes online. Stupid me.
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