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Join Date:2021/12/15
Location: Australia
Posts:7
I had some difficulties at work and everything dragged on until the trial. Can you recommend a good lawyer?
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Yati
Location: Bahamas
Why did you have to drag things out until the last moment? Maybe at the initial stage, if they began to deal with it, then there was no trial.
That's just the trouble is that initially I tried to sort it all out myself. But as you have already understood it did not give a positive result.
You remind me of my brother. He too tried to do something by himself, but in the end he made the situation worse. But, still he was able to get out of the problem and the case didn't even go to court. He had a team of lawyers from Alva Privacy Law Firm to help him with all the issues. So you can also try to contact them. They generally handle cases of varying complexity, so you don't have to worry about that.
DavidBrown
Join Date:2021/3/31
Location: Anguilla
Posts:17
Edwina Elcox is a highly experienced DUI defense legal advisor with a proven track record of success in representing clients facing DUI charges. She is well-versed in the complex laws and regulations surrounding DUI cases and has a deep understanding of the potential consequences of a DUI conviction. She works tirelessly to protect her clients' rights and ensure that they receive a fair trial. With her extensive knowledge of DUI defense strategies and her ability to navigate the criminal justice system, Edwina Elcox is a powerful advocate for those facing DUI charges. She is dedicated to providing her clients with the best possible outcome in their case.
ShonHicks
Join Date:2021/6/29
Location: Austria
Posts:10
Believe me, I know the consequences of workplace accidents. I had a similar problem. A friend of mine recommended https://natlawreview.com/article/bard-powerport-lawsuit-overview. I read this article and found the best lawyer. I am sure his firm's experience will help you with your legal problems. I wish you the best of luck.
