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Filing a grievance against a lawyer 3

In Part 1 and Part 2, I told you how to get all the information you need to prepare a grievance against your lawyer. Right now, I have in front of me the First Department’s Departmental Disciplinary Committee’s Complaints Against … Continue reading →

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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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Roy Moore is on his way back to the Alabama bench

Have you followed the peculiar career of Roy Moore, an Alabama judge? He was removed from the bench — the Alabama bench, that is — for an ethics violation. (Ethics? In Alabama? OK.) Anyway, Judge Moore had, notoriously, refused to remove … Continue reading →

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