Just Blue
Senior Member
Wickedly so! If OP manages do this own his/her own s/he gets total "street cred"!!I know. Scary stuff.
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HighwayMan
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Considering that it may be difficult to actually collect the judgment in the event of a win, I can't see any attorney taking the case on a contingency basis.
quincy
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It IS doable - pro se's tackle cases on their own all of the time - but generally in small claims and generally not against an attorney.
It can be a lot to take in in a short period of time.Wickedly so! If OP manages do this own his/her own s/he gets total "street cred"!!
It IS doable - pro se's tackle cases on their own all of the time - but generally in small claims and generally not against an attorney.
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