January 21, 2015: I contacted New England Legal Foundation about a legal dispute I have. Attorney John Pagliaro took the call. He was RUDE to me. He yelled at me, then slammed phone in my face. He gets off on yelling at woman. He would not allow me to submit my case. He made the decision for everybody, so nobody looked at my case. Attorney John Pagliaro yells at woman that call the New England Legal Foundation. He is a bad person, dishonest attorney and a disgrace to the legal professional. He should be disbarred.
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Business & Industry, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy, Microfinance, Small Business Development
Mission: New England Legal Foundation (NELF) is the leading non-profit public interest law firm in the region addressing policy and constitutional concerns related to free enterprise. Its mission is promoting public discourse on the proper role of free enterprise in our society and advancing free enterprise principles in the courtroom. The foundation's approach is non-partisan and is based on the premise that while the free market should not be left entirely unregulated, it usually provides the greatest opportunity for the greatest number when left free from unwarranted intrusion.
Results: We have successfully shaped state and federal law to be more amenable to economic liberty.
Target demographics: advance free enterprise, property rights, limited government based on rule of law, and inclusive growth
Direct beneficiaries per year: the 6 million people who live in New England to live in greater economic freedom to prosper and to have a fair shot at the American Dream
Geographic areas served: New England
Programs: amicus friend-of-court briefs in state and federal courts, education, and thought leadership to help shape judicial decisions to be more favorable to economic liberty