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John William Hurney
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My son was attacked by 6 individuals and severely beaten. If I wanted to sue his attackers,what kind of lawyer would I need?

Asked by a user in Irvine, CA - over 2 years ago.

You want a top notch law firm, like my firm Callahan & Blaine. Check out our web site www.callahan-law.com. You want a firm with a reputation for results and Callahan & Blaine has the best results. Callahan & Blaine has proven results. We have won the largest jury verdict in California history, $934 Million and the highest personal injury settlement in the United States. Feel free to call me at 714-241-4444, I will make myself available for you when ever it is convenient for you.

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Inadequate Representation From My Attorney

Asked by a user in Sacramento, CA - over 3 years ago.

Try contacting your local bar association office to see if they can help you. That would be the Sacremnto Bar Association at 1329 Howe Ave #100 • Sacramento, CA 95825 • voice 916.564.3780 • fax 916.564.3787 • scba@sacbar.org. I don't know your income level, but you can also contact the Voluntary Legal Services Program of Northern California at 916-551-2102

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Dispute with freight company not releasing items received from overseas, under CA state law can i sue the shipping agent

Asked by a user in Compton, CA - almost 4 years ago.

Contact Ted Frank at Parker Mills, he specializes in this area of law 213-622-4441 franks@pmmlaw.com

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Neglect of duty

Asked by a user in Seattle, WA - almost 4 years ago.

You may want to consider contacting your local bar association. Lawyer Referral Service-King: County Bar Association www.kcba.org 1200 5th Ave # 600 Seattle, WA 98101 (206) 267-7010

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In WA is it possible for a defense lawyer to switch to plaintiff's lawyer on the same case

Asked by a user in Washington - almost 4 years ago.

This is a rather general question with insufficient facts, but generally as a rule an attorney cannot switch parties in a case. That would result in adverse representaiton, which I do not believe any state would permit. There are situations where the parties, after informed consent, can sign waivers to permit such a switch, but I cannot not imagine how anyone could do such a move.