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Filing a grievance against a lawyer. 5
Yesterday I mailed a seven-page complaint against my personal injury lawyers, Dinkes & Schwitzer, to the Supreme Court Departmental Disciplinary Committee. I followed my own instructions and advice about grievances (see the whole shebang under the Problems With Your Lawyer … Continue reading
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Tagged Experienced plaintiff, how lawyers drive clients crazy, law and the courts, personal injury lawsuits, problems with lawyers, settlement negotiations, time lines
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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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Discovery: What happens when key evidence is destroyed?
The April 11, 2012 New York Times has a powerful article that, in its essence, involves discovery, i.e., the stage of a lawsuit when both sides — but primarily the plaintiff’s side — demand documents and other things from the … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged civil rights lawsuits, discovery documents, law and the courts, situations demanding lawsuits
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