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by yahoot on October 16th, 2009
depends on what you want to fight about.
Some lawyers will take a case on a contingency basis - so, they get a big piece of the amount you win. However, they usually won't take a case they don't think they can get enough money to make it worth their time.
Some state agencies have an ombudsman who can help you fight.
some legal services groups have lawyers who will help for free (not very comon, but they exist)
sometimes the best way to fight is in the press - if you have a really compelling case, a reporter might be interested.
In Ca Court, can a related party file a motion with the court to request copies of discovery if they are not a plaintiff or defendant?
by clapt on February 3rd, 2011
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How to lift an restaining order i put on them (not court appointed.) WA.
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Why cant I stay in my 2 bedroom apartment where my husband and I lived for the last 30 years our 2 sons are on their own and husband died?
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Do you feel the texting lady and the fountain has a lawsuit aginst the mall? (You Tube)
by 67lirpa on January 20th, 2011
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Does a Paralegal need to take the Bar Exam
by Peggy_R on January 5th, 2011
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You're reading When I know the law is on my side, and I have no funds to hire a civil trial lawyer, how can I fight the State of Calif?
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