You can laugh, that’s what you can do.<\/p>\n
Earlier I told you how I wrote to Dinkes & Schwitzer yesterday, with an offer they really shouldn’t refuse: send me my settlement check or else.<\/p>\n
I just picked up my mail. Copies of two letters from Medicare, both addressed to Dinkes & Schwitzer and both repeating something I told D&S more than half a year ago: Medicare, whom D&S must reimburse for my medical bills concerning my broken foot, doesn’t have proper Proof of Representation. That is, Medicare has no proof that D&S represented me in this lawsuit, i.e., they don’t have D&S’s signature or date of signing.<\/p>\n
I warned D&S of this. And someone at D&S pooh-poohed me. But I think they have a real problem, because the Retainer Agreement I signed does not in fact have a corresponding D&S signature and date.<\/p>\n
So what are they going to do now?<\/p>\n
Gotta say: never in my wildest imagination did I think a law firm could be so … I don’t even know what to call it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You can laugh, that’s what you can do. Earlier I told you how I wrote to Dinkes & Schwitzer yesterday, with an offer they really shouldn’t refuse: send me my settlement check or else. I just picked up my mail. … Continue reading