South San Francisco, CA asked in Consumer Law, Civil Litigation, Constitutional Law and Legal Malpractice for California

Q: What can I do after proving a client 'Blacklist' shared amongst law firms does appear to exist?

Spent 2 years searching for an attorney and noticed I was always getting turned down before having a single conversation or consultation. No Q&A. I decided to then submit an identical case description but used a different name/contact info. And now I'm getting calls left and right. I mention that to protect my privacy I use an alias and provide my real name....never hear from them again. This is very suspicious...

3 Lawyer Answers

A: If there is such a list, I don't subscribe. A simple Google search can reveal information that may telling.

A: I am not even sure a list identifying certain individuals would be prohibited.

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