Originally posted by PDXSVT:
In civil law in my state, there are TWO types of dismissals, those "WITH prejudice" (it's over, done, cannot be refiled) and those "WITHOUT prejudice", dismissed but NOT decided on the merits. Has your matter been fully litigated to a decision on the merits?

My point? If you THINK you know what you are talking about so confidently, mr. self-proclaimed lawyer equivalent, you might heed closely the old Abe Lincoln quote that goes something like: "an attorney that represents himself has an *ss for an attorney and a fool for a client."

Are you so pissed that you are incapable of even considering the chance you are wrong? And why are you so convinced your research is correct? How is it that you're so smart you can pick up in a few days what it takes an attorney with an IQ of 145 a couple years to do -- learning to do good reliable research?

With your mindset, you shouldn't even want you as a client.

Ask yourself what you are risking if it turns out you're wrong. Then WAIT AT LEAST A WEEK to get your perspective back before you start a silly, short-sighted, counter-productive thermonuclear exchange that may likely NOT be in your best interests to even win at.




Not for nothing but all that time that lawyers spend in school and there still not that swift.
Some are extremely smart and know how to work the jury, JOHNNIE COCHRAN sp?


He needs MY COUSIN VINNY!!!!!

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