Bell Carrington Price & Gregg LLC

Do not use this law firm. I have never given a one-star review before this one, and if I could have given a -1, I would have—just Google “Pigeon Forge Race eminent domain nightmare” to find out why. Michael Gault executed an Agreed Order without our knowledge, consent, or signatures, effectively stripping us of our property rights. As a direct result, the City of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, bulldozed our home. At the same time, our mortgage remained outstanding, leaving us fully responsible for a debt on a house that no longer existed. Mr. Gault failed to ensure the mortgage was satisfied before the taking. He also agreed, along with another attorney, to withhold $90,000 of our just compensation in a certificate of deposit not in our name, without our approval or knowledge. As of the dat

Too stupid to do a wire transfer!!! Money and time down the drain for both the buyer (clients) and seller (not clients) in a home sale closing. Despite providing wiring instructions to payoff the seller mortgage, Bell Carrington decided to courrier the payoff to the bank. In doing so, BC atty charged an additional 7 days of interest to the seller, took 4+ days to send a check from Greenville to Charleston (check clearing on day 5). This delayed clearing of the lien for the Buyer (client) for at least 5 days (probably longer as lien is registered against the title), cost the seller 5 more days of interest. The odd thing is they sent the payout to the sellers via courier and the check was received and cleared the next day. If you don't care about time or money, or having someone elses

Not a fan. I had a new house built for me and was directed to use this firm. It was awful communicating with them, very rarely got information that I required in order to close. At closing, which took all of 15 minutes, we had a punch list that was added to the closing documentation that the builder was obligated to finish within 21 days of closing. As the days ticked off against the 21 days, a majority of the punch list items were not completed. I went to their office to speak to the attorney, and he was not there and I asked that he contact me. I waiting 2 weeks and not a single call. After the 2 weeks, I wrote 3 emails and called 3 times leaving messages and explaining that the builder had not complied and to discuss next steps. Not one single response. How does a law firm operate th

We have used them twice now - for a mortgage closing 2 years ago, and for a refi mortgage closing yesterday. Both were out of state closings for us, which can be laborious and complicated. Their firm, both times, were absolutely wonderful with whom to work. Great communication, clear and concise paperwork (they helpfully labelled the 3,426 spots the government made us sign), and just really really nice folks. Highly recommend them!

They're good lawyers, that is to say they will overcharge you and try to take advantage of you at every turn. Wanted to charge me $300 to write a boilerplate POA, and $200 to overnight it to me to sign. I did it myself for free, and $30 to USPS it to them. Use them if you have money to blow I guess.