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Filing a grievance against a lawyer 4
Wow. This “grievance against lawyers” category has grown into a book-length misadventure, hasn’t it? As I’ve said previously, I never imagined I’d be availing myself of the grievance process against any lawyer, but especially not against a personal injury lawyer … Continue reading
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Tagged Experienced plaintiff, how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, law and the courts, Lawyers, problems with lawyers, settlement negotiations, time lines, Understanding lawsuits
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More about “slip and fall” cases
So what is a “slip and fall” case? My broken foot lawsuit is a “slip and fall.” Even though I didn’t fall when I broke a foot bone on a neighbor’s badly maintained sidewalk, lawyers call my case a “slip … Continue reading
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Tagged Experienced plaintiff, Interpreting lawyers, personal injury lawsuits, plaintiff's advice, Talking to plaintiffs, Understanding lawsuits
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Deadlines: why we must pay attention to them
I’ve written previously about the importance of deadlines (the EEOC, Notices of Claim, Making a Record). Now I have vivid proof: Yesterday I spent an hour in Housing Court. While I was waiting for the judge to sign something I … Continue reading
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Tagged Experienced plaintiff, filing deadlines, going pro se, Interpreting lawyers, Law and government agencies, law and the courts
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