Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of
Posted by Carol on 8/21/08

Do you have an attorney for other kinds of issues, i.e. estate
planning etc. (asking because if you have 100K in liquid assets you
probably do have someone to manage your business investments at
least) ask for a referral to someone who is not famous. The hot
shots do only take cases they can win. The thing is, if this guy
goes to work, wins the lottery, gets a large inheritance etc. and
you don't have a judgment, you get nothing. I know of cases where
the murderer is young and in prison for 25 years and the family
still got a judgment against him on the off chance that someday he
might have money. Don't give up. If nothing else, go down to the
court house and look at cases that have been filed. start out pro
se. Or offer to pay an attorney an hourly fee to do this. Yes, you
will probably never get anything but nothing ventured nothing
gained. Also have you been in touch with your state's victim of
crime department? You're probably entitled to money from that
fund. good luck.

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• Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of Atta, 8/19/08, by Michael.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/19/08, by --.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/20/08, by Michael the victum.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/20/08, by --.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/21/08, by Michael the victum, re lawyers yeah.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/21/08, by Curmudgeon.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/21/08, by Carol.
• Re: Assault Battery Intentional Tort Criminal Conviction of , 8/21/08, by --.