Tag Archives: law and the courts

What can you do if your solicitor ignores you?

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Naomi

I saw the word “solicitor” in a search string among my site statistics. I’m delighted that people from other nations — in this case, I’m assuming Great Britain or another Commonwealth country — find me here, on Sidebar. While I’m … Continue reading →

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Filing a grievance against a lawyer: is yours valid? 1

Posted on March 20, 2012 by Naomi

“You won’t have a lawyer?” “No, sir.”  Mr. George shook his head in the most emphatic manner.  “I thank you all the same, sir, but– no lawyer!”     “Why not?”     “I don’t take kindly to the breed,” said Mr. … Continue reading →

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What can you do when your lawyer ignores you? A lot.

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Naomi

Rabelais had satirized the mountain of documents that piled up around every case: his character Judge Bridlegoose spent hours reading and pondering before making his final decisions by tossing dice, a method he found as reliable as any other. Many … Continue reading →

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