Wright Rose Innes Inc
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Recommended: Unlikely
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Megan B, whoever she is, is uninformed !! She has written a slanderous review about a business with which she has had no contact what-so-ever. People like Megan B are dangerous and should be blocked from using this platform.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Megan B, whoever she is, is uninformed !! She has written a slanderous review about a business with which she has had no contact what-so-ever. People like Megan B are dangerous and should be blocked from using this platform.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I contracted a law firm, namely Wright Rose Innes in December 2017 when I had a problem which needed an urgent court interdict This unscrupulous firm which is based in Johannesburg charged me exorbitant fees that are far above the attorneys’ gazetted fees. They said that it would cost R40K to take the matter up to the court hearing date and that those estimated funds would cover representing me in court. I paid them more than the above-mentioned amount but they failed to do single thing right (i.e. not filing the court interdict in February 2018, not filing the heads of argument and neither representing me in court of which that date is set for August 2019). They wasted 20 months of my valuable time and spent more time writing useless letters and emails to me rather than their counterparts Rossouws Leslie Inc. Even after I had paid them R40K they still wanted R25K more and even though I paid R15K towards that deposit, they withdrew days within the court hearing. I then indicated to them that I was not going to beg for justice because they were not doing me favour but I was a paying customer. To add insult to the wound, their email suggested that they had asked me for my banking details but no such email was sent to me on the specified date from their firm or at least it didn’t come through on my side. Their excuse of telling so late on Thursday that I was only going to get R4908 from the further deposit of R15K which is alluded above and telling me late on a Thursday, just a day before the court hearing that they are not sure if the refunds will reflect in time, which was prompted only by my persistent calls to them, it seems, was meant to deliberately cut short my ability to have adequate funds to appoint another attorney for this matter to represent me in court. They know very well that this money was paid towards the court hearing costs but instead of returning it in full, the firm is robbing me. This is my hard earned currency which took a lot of efforts to raise and I had to sell some valuable stuff in order to raise the said money. I don’t for the life of me understand how they can charge me R11K in one week for a few useless emails and letters which despite the fact that it achieved naught in the end but which is not warranted in the form of fees because they didn’t do anything to earn it. I told Abdullah Mia, their elusive representative who never answers his cellphone, several times that I did not need numerous emails and letter which his assistant Var****a Morar wrote to me even to convey trivial stuff that could have been done over the phone and thus save me costs. Since they wanted to ring up a hefty legal bill, they would write me emails and letters which were a nuisance. What exactly have I paid for here that costs R11K in a week, I asked them other than this firm’s unnecessary letters and emails which were addressed to me, which I have consistently decried rather than their counterparts? Those useless emails and letters were more about just raking up unnecessary charges and expunge my deposit of which it was meant to prejudice me. I have reached a conclusion of lodging a complaint with the Law Society because they didn’t communicate materially where it mattered most i.e. with their counterparts and instead they wasted their energy and efforts in writing to me about stuff that didn’t advance my cause? I mean, if I told them several times that the correspondence that they were sending to me was not serving my interest and yet they persisted in sending it to me anyway, then it means that I was being undermined. That I was told that R40K would be required and yet failed to represent me means that I was being strung along and it displays cowardice and capitalist greed on their part. This firm could not even manage to carry out a single instruction in time and in exactly the same way that I had asked for it to be done. I can surmise now that this firm never intended to assist me to get justice in the first place. I say this because they dropped me at crucial times (i.e. failed to file the heads of argument when by then I had paid them about R25K and now more recently they’ve failed to attend to the scheduled court sitting deposit a deposit of R15K). This firm is bad news and I would not recommend it to anyone who needs justice to be served in time or anyone self financing their case because you will be strung along). It is shameful that a firm which did this even though it had been paid +R40K for their services which is the estimate amount that they had said that it would be required to pursue the case, failed in the end to represent me but instead they expunged my funds with their unnecessary emails and letters which were addressed to me. When I contracted this firm, I was very clear and specific in my mandate in that I wanted an urgent court interdict to be filed. When they flooded me with the above-mentioned useless emails and letters, I immediately wrote that to advise Abdullah that I did not need to pay for their letters because those letters should instead have been written to their counterparts in order to broker an out of court settlement as an alternative dispute resolution. As if that was not enough, they then dishonestly shifted the date when I first instructed them to enter into negotiations and made it seem that I did it 6 months later in August 2018, whereas I asked them in February 2018. It was only when I decided to respond to the bank that I contesting that they suddenly started acting serious about my pleas which as at then had fallen on deaf ears. The firm failed dismally in their task which was for them to file an urgent court interdict in early February 2018. I hope that I will get justice through the Law Society and any other avenue that is available to disgruntled clients like myself against similar unscrupulous attorneys’ firms who take them for an extensive ride. I mean, I received more useless letters and emails that were addressed to me instead of being sent proof that I asked for that crucial correspondence had been addressed to Rossouws Lesie Inc. I reiterate that this firm is waste of time and money which means that if you go to them, you do so without giving yourself a chance to get legal recourse.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I contracted a law firm, namely Wright Rose Innes in December 2017 when I had a problem which needed an urgent court interdict This unscrupulous firm which is based in Johannesburg charged me exorbitant fees that are far above the attorneys’ gazetted fees. They said that it would cost R40K to take the matter up to the court hearing date and that those estimated funds would cover representing me in court. I paid them more than the above-mentioned amount but they failed to do single thing right (i.e. not filing the court interdict in February 2018, not filing the heads of argument and neither representing me in court of which that date is set for August 2019). They wasted 20 months of my valuable time and spent more time writing useless letters and emails to me rather than their counterparts Rossouws Leslie Inc. Even after I had paid them R40K they still wanted R25K more and even though I paid R15K towards that deposit, they withdrew days within the court hearing. I then indicated to them that I was not going to beg for justice because they were not doing me favour but I was a paying customer. To add insult to the wound, their email suggested that they had asked me for my banking details but no such email was sent to me on the specified date from their firm or at least it didn’t come through on my side. Their excuse of telling so late on Thursday that I was only going to get R4908 from the further deposit of R15K which is alluded above and telling me late on a Thursday, just a day before the court hearing that they are not sure if the refunds will reflect in time, which was prompted only by my persistent calls to them, it seems, was meant to deliberately cut short my ability to have adequate funds to appoint another attorney for this matter to represent me in court. They know very well that this money was paid towards the court hearing costs but instead of returning it in full, the firm is robbing me. This is my hard earned currency which took a lot of efforts to raise and I had to sell some valuable stuff in order to raise the said money. I don’t for the life of me understand how they can charge me R11K in one week for a few useless emails and letters which despite the fact that it achieved naught in the end but which is not warranted in the form of fees because they didn’t do anything to earn it. I told Abdullah Mia, their elusive representative who never answers his cellphone, several times that I did not need numerous emails and letter which his assistant Var****a Morar wrote to me even to convey trivial stuff that could have been done over the phone and thus save me costs. Since they wanted to ring up a hefty legal bill, they would write me emails and letters which were a nuisance. What exactly have I paid for here that costs R11K in a week, I asked them other than this firm’s unnecessary letters and emails which were addressed to me, which I have consistently decried rather than their counterparts? Those useless emails and letters were more about just raking up unnecessary charges and expunge my deposit of which it was meant to prejudice me. I have reached a conclusion of lodging a complaint with the Law Society because they didn’t communicate materially where it mattered most i.e. with their counterparts and instead they wasted their energy and efforts in writing to me about stuff that didn’t advance my cause? I mean, if I told them several times that the correspondence that they were sending to me was not serving my interest and yet they persisted in sending it to me anyway, then it means that I was being undermined. That I was told that R40K would be required and yet failed to represent me means that I was being strung along and it displays cowardice and capitalist greed on their part. This firm could not even manage to carry out a single instruction in time and in exactly the same way that I had asked for it to be done. I can surmise now that this firm never intended to assist me to get justice in the first place. I say this because they dropped me at crucial times (i.e. failed to file the heads of argument when by then I had paid them about R25K and now more recently they’ve failed to attend to the scheduled court sitting deposit a deposit of R15K). This firm is bad news and I would not recommend it to anyone who needs justice to be served in time or anyone self financing their case because you will be strung along). It is shameful that a firm which did this even though it had been paid +R40K for their services which is the estimate amount that they had said that it would be required to pursue the case, failed in the end to represent me but instead they expunged my funds with their unnecessary emails and letters which were addressed to me. When I contracted this firm, I was very clear and specific in my mandate in that I wanted an urgent court interdict to be filed. When they flooded me with the above-mentioned useless emails and letters, I immediately wrote that to advise Abdullah that I did not need to pay for their letters because those letters should instead have been written to their counterparts in order to broker an out of court settlement as an alternative dispute resolution. As if that was not enough, they then dishonestly shifted the date when I first instructed them to enter into negotiations and made it seem that I did it 6 months later in August 2018, whereas I asked them in February 2018. It was only when I decided to respond to the bank that I contesting that they suddenly started acting serious about my pleas which as at then had fallen on deaf ears. The firm failed dismally in their task which was for them to file an urgent court interdict in early February 2018. I hope that I will get justice through the Law Society and any other avenue that is available to disgruntled clients like myself against similar unscrupulous attorneys’ firms who take them for an extensive ride. I mean, I received more useless letters and emails that were addressed to me instead of being sent proof that I asked for that crucial correspondence had been addressed to Rossouws Lesie Inc. I reiterate that this firm is waste of time and money which means that if you go to them, you do so without giving yourself a chance to get legal recourse.
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