Robert Bruce Fane, EDD

He charged me $1,000 for testing to get accommodations on the LSAT. He charged more since it was short notice, & that's fine. My problem was that instead of giving the tests the LSAC REQUIRES, he gave me brief versions & self-questionnaires that required little effort from him. I tried to explain that the tests he gave wouldn't cut it, but he told me he'd worked with the LSAC before, & they had to accept the tests HE chose since he's the doctor. Firstly, he had NEVER dealt with LSAC, and secondly, they DIDN'T accept his tests. I lost $1,000 and missed out on accommodations on that particular LSAT. He gave me the report the day it was due, and I had to take it back because it had the wrong date. He had used another client's report as a template and hadn't changed the test date. He also failed to fill out a required form, and when I brought this to his attention later the same day, he said he'd already left the office & couldn't help. HORRIBLE bedside manner!!!!