Q: I need a business litigation lawyer probono where can I find this help for a native Mexican women business part owner
Azdhs license billing that opened a memtal behavior health clinic to help natives
I'm the licenses holder
Native exploitation for me and 2 others possibly 3
Had a agreement changed operating agreement multiple times
Paid cap out in increments made it sound and look like I was an employee
Threatened embezzlement if I didn't sign OA after he removed equipment.
I was diagnosed with an anarisum the night before I signed
License got hippa violations
Hasn't communicated since May 31
Has not shown financial records
A: An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you are able to discuss with Arizona attorneys familiar with local legal resources, one option might be to look into legal aid organizations or state & local bar associations. Good luck
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I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing. It sounds like a very challenging situation. To find pro bono legal assistance, you might start by reaching out to local legal aid organizations in Arizona that focus on business litigation or Native American law.
You can also contact the State Bar of Arizona, which often has resources or can direct you to attorneys who offer pro bono services. Additionally, some law schools have clinics where law students, under the supervision of experienced attorneys, provide free legal assistance.
In your specific case, documenting everything is crucial. Keep all records of communications, agreements, and any changes made to those agreements. This documentation will be vital when you meet with an attorney to help them understand your situation and provide the best possible advice and support.
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