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My lawyer NEVER returns voice mail or my written letter(s). What should I do?
answered on Dec 28, 2019
Within a reasonable time. It doesn't necessarily mean an instantaneous response - an attorney could be in court or deposition when a voice-mail arrives. But within the same day is considered reasonable by many to return calls. If someone is very busy or has pressing circumstances, the... View More 
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Depends on what happened, the fallout. Short answer: not necessarily. Suggest you contact a member of the NJ Assn for Justice who handles medical cases--they give free consults.
I fear I am being lied to and taken advantage of. I need a firm who can take me on contingency considering the current attorneys are draining us.
answered on Oct 16, 2018
Im sure there are lawyers that are willing to help you but that depends on if you have a viable claim. And unfortunately you did not provide us with much information to go on. Please advise on what the underlying claim is regarding and why you believe the attorney committed malpractice.
For every question, email or text I am billed. When I preformed his paralegal work in preparing my own case, I was charged for him reviewing common case law. I can't afford a new large retainer and his mistakes and lack of knowledge are costing me.
answered on Apr 4, 2018
Unfortunately this is how many cheaper lawyers charge and make up the price difference between them and the more expensive lawyer. A more expensive lawyer generally knows the law so they don't charge you for it, it would be embarrassing to say the least. As for the other charges that is... View More
Can a company sell virtual points that people can buy and use to buy stuff from stores that agree to cash in those points for money at the end of every month from the company?
How CLOSE can a company get to avoid been called a bank legally?
answered on Jun 30, 2017
Your able to loan money within certain interest rate limits but cannot maintain money accounts or participate in issuing credit cards or anything offered by Federal Reserve. But this a very tricky area that needs lots of research as failure to follow state guidelines can lead to imprisonment. You... View More
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answered on Jan 2, 2017
An attorney does not have to accept service for any client. I certainly never would. It is NOT malpractice. It is basic common sense.
Please cite precedent.
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answered on Nov 14, 2016
No attorney on this forum is going to perform free legal research for you. A Court Order for clarity and to avoid problems, should state who is the primary residential custodial parent. For anything more, you will need to retain counsel or at least have an in person consultation. Good luck.
answered on Nov 14, 2015
Lawsuit or bar complaint? A local lawyer can assist.
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