Re: Asset Acceptance/The Credit Store?

Posted by Keyser Soze (64.12.96.205) on March 22, 2003 at 21:15:27:

In Reply to: Re: Asset Acceptance/The Credit Store? posted by attorneys filing time barred suits on March 22, 2003 at 14:01:54:

Good Idea,

Just spoke with good guy attorney. He recommends filing with the Bar after conclusion of the case or dismissal, so as to be able to produce the most evidence. Otherwise it could be taken as attempt to manipulate, etc. This is different from FTC and State AG COmplaints, which we love to file straightaway.
Bar Associations are uneven as to result, thou shalt not castigate brother lawyer and all that. Still, the more paper and evidence of misconduct the better. And courts still hold that different from us, they are experts in the field, know the consequence of their actions. In other words, we are presumed by judges to make innocent mistakes if we go to court pro se. They are presumed as manipulative. Good for us, not so good for them.

Never litigiously,

Keyser Soze

"Guy tries to walk outa the hospital on a fried
drumstick 'cause he's heard Keyser Soze's
after him, oh yeah, you bet I'll check it out."

-Agent Jack Bayer, "The Usual Suspects"
c.1995, C. MacQuarrie

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