Re: Case Post

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Although I think it’s improper not to just dismiss
the “anonymous” casepost.com testimonial here by “Richard.” I
do think that Richard’s casepost review is probably not true
based on my experience, based on the experience of another
lawyer I know who is on their system now and who sees
practically no cases at all, let alone good ones, and based on
the fact that I don’t see casepost advertising anywhere for
cases.

If you talk to casepost, don’t just believe their sales
people, after all, they’re sales people.

I’d also question casepost’s viability as a company based on
recent and apparently outstanding Tax Liens and Judgments from
the IRS and suing attorneys I found in their public record in
their home jurisdiction. Based on this information, I’m not
surprised that they can’t afford to advertise and I wouldn’t
be surprised if they declare bankruptcy some time soon.

Here’s a summary. You can verify things yourself, it’s all
public record.

Casepost has the following Tax Liens:
Federal: $71,859.00, entered 5/3/05.
State: $5,930.00, entered 8/12/05.
County: $117.00, entered 1/11/05.

Casepost has been sued by the following attorneys in CA. I’ve
listed amounts are listed if known.
Brent Jex, $3,025.00, judgment entered 12/13/05
Thomas E Ladegaard, filed 12/29/04. unknown resolution.
Marc A. Bronstein, $2,160.00, judgment entered 6/13/05
Jay S. Belshaw, $6,599.00, judgment entered 9/12/05.
Gregory L. Bosse, filed 6/3/05. Orange County 05CL03468
Chris Ayers, filed 5/11/05. Orange County 05WL02485
Mel S. Martin, filed 5/24/05 Orange Count, got judgment lien
on 8/2/05.

David

On 2/10/06, Richard wrote:
> I am an attorney in Atlanta practicing family and criminal
> law. I have used Casepost for two years successfully. The
> first couple months were rocky however the past 12 months
> have proven to be very profitable. I have been retaining on
> average 4 clients a month; however this is not for the
> passive marketer. This is my two cents.
>
> On 1/04/06, TN, Esq. wrote:
>> I am seriously considering Case Post. Can anyone who
>> practices Family Law share their experience. Thanks