Plaintiff Funding Holding Inc., which does business as LawCash, sued plaintiff’s lawyer Randolph Michael Nacol II, also known as Michael Nacol, on Nov. 12, alleging he owes $1,324,419.89 on a promissory note.
In a petition filed in the 113th District Court in Harris County, Brooklyn, N.Y.-based LawCash alleges that when Nacol borrowed the money on April 23, 2012, he promised to pay $6,000 a week until the note was paid in full. LawCash alleges Nacol has not made a payment since Sept. 5, and owes $1,280,621.19 on the principal and $143,798.70 in interest.
Calls to Nacol at Law Offices of Michael Nacol were not answered, and a call to Nacol at a Beaumont address listed in the petition was not answered.
Geoffrey Bracken, a partner in Gardere Wynne Sewell in Houston, who represents LawCash in Plaintiff Funding Holding Inc. v. Randolph Michael Nacol II, did not immediately return a telephone message.
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I used Michael Nacol Law Firm for an accident case, and am now being pursued by the doctors, emergency room, and MRI center for $15,000 worth of bills. The case was settled for much more than that and now they are no where to be found. No forwarding phone number or address, and no one in the office. They are asking for me to come and file a complaint with the state bar. If anyone has any advice, please contact me. sarahtwemlow@yahoo.com
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