Reader mail: Looking for attorney to take on Wells Fargo in Alabama
Searching for an attorney willing to take on Wells Fargo for credit damages and fraud. Am in Alabama and have seen a couple who are just too shy to take on the big guys.
Unfortunately, it’s very unlikely that you’ll find a competent attorney unless you’re loaded with cash.
After 7 years of litigating against large corporations (banks, collectors, credit bureaus, Verizon, DirecTV, ...) I can see why consumers can’t find representation.
The attorney would have to be a millionaire. These cases are extremely time consuming, they file all these frivolous motions, discovery, depositions and then maybe even an appeal. It can take many YEARS to get paid.
And, Wells Fargo might not be around in a few years and then you can’t even collect.
You’ll have to “create” justice any which way you can. I just posted about the court’s denial of the CRAs’ and NCO’s entirely frivolous motion to dismiss.
The judge didn’t even mention their lies and invited them to file a motion for sanctions!
While federal judges generally despise pro se litigants, many don’t like consumer attorneys either. They worship the corporations and I guess that’s why they are appointed by the president.
If you have guts, go public. If you put together a good case summary, maybe you’ll find an attorney. But don’t count on it, it’s rather unlikely.
Most likely, it’s a lot easier and will save you many tears if you accept your demise, accept that you live in corrupt country and focus on surviving.
If you’re a fighter, create your own justice, don’t waste your energy on the courts.
Posted by Christine on 04/14/2009 at 09:25 PM
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