Posted by HisHughness on 4/25/11 8:27am
Msg #381169

Who was the New York attorney...

...who screwed over so many signing agents, and whatever became of him? I haven't seen him mentioned in some time.

Reply by LauriecPA on 4/25/11 9:10am
Msg #381170

Re: Was it Thomas Sirianni? n/m

Reply by HisHughness on 4/25/11 9:24am
Msg #381171

Yeah, that's the guy. What happened to him? n/m

Reply by LauriecPA on 4/25/11 10:29am
Msg #381176

Re: Yeah, that's the guy. What happened to him?

I haven't read or heard about him in ages. Hopefully, that means he is no longer scamming NP's!
His was one of the hardest invoices I've ever had to collect. I had to go through the DA's office in his home county.
Fun times! (not)

Reply by A S Johnson on 4/25/11 10:37am
Msg #381177

Re: Yeah, that's the guy. What happened to him? n/m

Reply by 101livescan on 4/25/11 10:51am
Msg #381180

BEWARE! He's still practicing law in New York! representing banks and defaulted borrowers alike.

http://www.lawguru.com/answers/atty_profile/view_attorney_profile/Law123

Reply by Richard Ingram on 4/25/11 12:57pm
Msg #381186

I have not heard the name of Siranni in some years but looked back to find out that he still owes me over $400.00. Too bad he is still screwing people.

Reply by 101livescan on 4/25/11 2:15pm
Msg #381194

I wonder if you can turn him into the New York Bar Association.... for lack of honesty, integrity, yada yada, etc.

Reply by MikeC/NY on 4/25/11 3:27pm
Msg #381212

Yes, you can file a grievance against him...

Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District
150 Motor Parkway, Suite 102
Hauppauge, NY 11788

(631) 231-3775

Reply by MonicaFL on 4/25/11 9:13pm
Msg #381256

Re: Yes, you can file a grievance against him...

Grievance Committees work! I worked in the legal field for 30 years here in Florida and on several occasions I was in an office where one of the attorneys was assigned a "complaint" that was filed with the grievance committee. He had to contact the attorney that the complaint was filed against and had to give a report to the Florida Bar. The Florida Bar would then contact the customer and if the customer was not satisfied, then the Florida Bar was obligated to reassign it until a satisfactory solution was accepted by the customer. I actually got an attorney disbarred that way. He didn't like me much after that but I didn't care. He was soooo wrong. I still had my company but he didn't have his.