Went to a John S. Bush, PA for assitance in a transaction. What I got was nothing but regrets.
After giving him $5,000 retainer and many months, I began questioning his work, he was supposed to complete a simple spreadsheet, when asked about it, he requested more money. Then a few months later he sent a letter saying he never represented me, but represented another party, even though we had a signed contract.
I sued John Bush and his accounting firm for inducement to commit fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fidicuary trust.
Under oath in court, Bush testified he never accepted the contract, even though he requested more money on the same contract. Still even though an appeals court adjudicated the matter stating in fact he was retained by me in the matter, he still denies this and will not turn over documents he still has in possesion.
As it turns out, my partner (at the time) and myself, who also used John Bush for the same matter, was forced to sign over a mortgage to Bush to pay for their fees, but what claimed to be a $20,000 debt, tunred out to be a $150,000 mortgage.
Who goes to an accountant and ends up losing their house over an accounting fee? Only a dishonest and deceitful accountant such as John S. Bush would do this. He is awful, a bottom feeder, not worth a penny.
From my own expierance, Bush didn't know the difference from an accrurial basis to a cash basis, a debit from a credit, adheres to no basic accounting principles, and probably doesn;t know the difference from his asset to a hole in the wall. Get the picture!
In doing additional reasearch on John S. Bush, it was discovered that he is a convicted felon, check it out yourself. 205.166.161.12/OncoreV2/showdetails. Aspx? Id=12527061&rn=11&pi=0&ref=search
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