Dolce Panepinto, Attorneys at Law

I had a very disappointing experience with attorney Colleen Malchow. I rarely, if ever, spoke with her directly and was always routed through her assistant instead. When I did ask questions, I felt I didn’t receive clear or helpful advice, which left me confused and frustrated during an already stressful situation. Communication and guidance are extremely important in legal matters, and unfortunately, I did not feel supported or properly advised in my case.

Great attorney! They have been a huge help throughout my workers comp injury!! Very kind and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend!!!

I absolutely cannot say enough bad things about this lawfirm. Hired them at the start of my workers compensation claim and at first they were very attentive. Then i had surgery, and they disappeared. I have months of emails that went unanswered, phone calls that weren’t returned and all of this to be explained as “Sorry my email OUTBOX was full and wouldn’t let me send emails” Yeah okay because that also prevented you from returning my calls too right? Immediately went and sought another attorney who got everything done promptly. Imagine the fact that when I hired a new attorney all of the sudden Colleen was in my inbox all confused why I would have hired someone else. Unfortunately due to this law offices lack or care for their clients, I went a year without the necessary physical therapy

Great Attorney's. Friendly. They Know What They're Doing. Workman's Comp Case, Accident, Call Them, They Won't Let You Down.

On the job injury while working @ municipal gig. Got hurt, told supervisor, then got ignored. Then got mad and frustrated - Walking into ER and Immediate care and "i got hurt at work" is an immediate "sorry sir, we cant help you-youll have to contact your job for their insurance unless you can pay cash" (Read 2nd line again) got brushed off. Contacted HR and then Dolce Panepinto. Was assigned Holly S. as my attorney. Apparently in NYS (and some other states) you MUST have an attorney to wade thru the absolute bureaucratic nightmare monstrosity that is NYS Workers Compensation. Who knew? i certainly didnt. When dealing with these massive comp lawyer firms one must first realize that you have a lawyer that probably has a 2-300 client caseload - if you plan on calling 2-3 times a wee