Q: I am plaintiff in civil suit, Pro Se. I need an attorney to re-write my Plea, which has been rejected by judge/technical

A: Just a few brief thoughts for you with regard to your question. This is a civil case. it is in state or federal court? Perjury is exclusively a criminal charge and only the District Attorney/Federal Prosecutors can make those types of charges. Being able to show, within your civil case, that someone committed perjury may assist you in proving your case, but it is not a claim for relief in civil court. In order to show perjury, you have to be able to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that someone knowingly lied while under oath, and generally it must be over something material (relevant) to the matter discussed. With regard to your civil matter: Are you talking about rewriting your "Prayer for Relief" rather than your "Plea"? Are you talking about having your complaint rejected? Or, did the other party file a Motion to Strike? You need to be sure to follow the rules to the best of your ability, even though you are "Pro Se" or "In Pro Per". Handling your own case, especially a wrongful termination and slander case can be very difficult. If you have not done so, I would recommend you contact the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) and/or the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). They will often pursue claims of unfair treatment of employees by employers. You should contact an attorney to review your matter. If you cannot find one, you can call the Oregon State Bar for a referral. (Lawyer Referral Service: Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Monday-Friday Phone: 503-684-3763 or toll-free in Oregon at 800-452-7636) Best of luck with your legal matter and all your future endeavors.