If I work as a secretary for a small local law firm, is it legal for them to represent me?
I cannot think of any reason a law firm could not represent one of their employees.
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I cannot think of any reason a law firm could not represent one of their employees.
The question becomes, sue for what? You allege no injuries so your damages are limited to the cost of the product.
I agree with Mr. Rafter. You can certainly send such a letter but it won't really do anything.
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It is likely that the statute of limitations on any such case has long since expired.
I agree with the two prior answers. One important piece of information that you omit are your injuries and whether those would have been...
That is a question you would need to ask of counsel in the DR.
Sue them for what? Unless you sustained fairly significant injuries requiring medical care you have no damages.
A Go Fund Me would have no impact on SSDI but would cause a dollar for dollar reduction in SSI benefits. I advise caution.
The "exclusive remedy" for almost all work place injuries is workers compensation rather than lawsuits for negligence. Laws vary by state so reach...