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Why doesn’t my lawyer answer my e-mails?
Today, for the third time in less than a week, I’ve tried to get in touch with my Foot Lawyer. Here’s what I know: My metatarsal was broken in January 2008. Last time I talked to a Foot Lawyer was … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, Lawyers Code of Professional Conduct, personal injury lawsuits, Talking to plaintiffs
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Finding a lawyer: The [legal] customer is always right. Not.
I regularly read a legal blog called Above The Law. There’s a really good piece about how lawyers should and do deal with clients when they review the possibility of filing a lawsuit and discover that the facts do not … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged how clients drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, legal causes of action, Understanding lawsuits
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Who should sue: Ugly banks and a beautiful pro bono lawyer.
Joe Nocera of the New York Times tells the story of a really sympathetic lawsuit — Bank of American hiss boo tries to foreclose on a home in Queens without the homeowner’s knowledge — and by writing about it, affects it. Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged attempted eviction, Bank of America, Copenhagen the play, Elizabeth Lynch, Fannie Mae, Faust in Copenhagen, foreclosures, Gino Segre, Lawyers, Lilla Roberts, Michael Frayn, Mortgages banks, situations demanding lawsuits, Talking to plaintiffs, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
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