Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
May 20th 2003, 6:55 am
#16
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Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
hire a lawyer
reasons:
1) they studied about law for so many years,
2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said there
are MANY unethical consultants.
3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
more good reasons to come.
>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>From: Austin [email protected]
>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>past few years in not so good words.
>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>Enough. Come back.
>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
reasons:
1) they studied about law for so many years,
2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said there
are MANY unethical consultants.
3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
more good reasons to come.
>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>From: Austin [email protected]
>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>past few years in not so good words.
>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>Enough. Come back.
>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
May 20th 2003, 3:32 pm
#17
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Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
1) new immigration law is less than 1 years old anyway, you stupid
moron
2) there are also unethical lawyers - even one who contributed for few
years to this forum got suspended. Not mentioning that majority of her
answers were always wrong here...
3) the point is to make sure that case is not screwed up and never
needs to be taken to the court in the first place. Some lawyers may
have vested interest in messing up the case enough to make more money
by taking it to the court - did you ever think of that? Oops, I forgot
- you are not a "thinker" type anyway...
On 20 May 2003 06:55:40 GMT, [email protected]
(NorthernLigths25) wrote:
>hire a lawyer
>reasons:
>1) they studied about law for so many years,
>2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
>etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said there
>are MANY unethical consultants.
>3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
>something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
>more good reasons to come.
>>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>>From: Austin [email protected]
>>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>>Message-id:
>>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>>past few years in not so good words.
>>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>>Enough. Come back.
>>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
moron
2) there are also unethical lawyers - even one who contributed for few
years to this forum got suspended. Not mentioning that majority of her
answers were always wrong here...
3) the point is to make sure that case is not screwed up and never
needs to be taken to the court in the first place. Some lawyers may
have vested interest in messing up the case enough to make more money
by taking it to the court - did you ever think of that? Oops, I forgot
- you are not a "thinker" type anyway...
On 20 May 2003 06:55:40 GMT, [email protected]
(NorthernLigths25) wrote:
>hire a lawyer
>reasons:
>1) they studied about law for so many years,
>2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
>etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said there
>are MANY unethical consultants.
>3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
>something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
>more good reasons to come.
>>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>>From: Austin [email protected]
>>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>>Message-id:
>>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>>past few years in not so good words.
>>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>>Enough. Come back.
>>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
May 21st 2003, 2:05 am
#18
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Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
A lawyer is your best bet.
>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>From: Austin [email protected]
>Date: 5/20/03 12:32 PM Atlantic Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>1) new immigration law is less than 1 years old anyway, you stupid
>moron
>2) there are also unethical lawyers - even one who contributed for few
>years to this forum got suspended. Not mentioning that majority of her
>answers were always wrong here...
>3) the point is to make sure that case is not screwed up and never
>needs to be taken to the court in the first place. Some lawyers may
>have vested interest in messing up the case enough to make more money
>by taking it to the court - did you ever think of that? Oops, I forgot
>- you are not a "thinker" type anyway...
>On 20 May 2003 06:55:40 GMT, [email protected]
>(NorthernLigths25) wrote:
>>hire a lawyer
>>reasons:
>>1) they studied about law for so many years,
>>2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
>>etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said
>there
>>are MANY unethical consultants.
>>3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
>>something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
>>more good reasons to come.
>>>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>>>From: Austin [email protected]
>>>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>>>Message-id:
>>>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>>>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>>>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>>>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>>>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>>>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>>>past few years in not so good words.
>>>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>>>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>>>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>>>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>>>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>>>Enough. Come back.
>>>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>From: Austin [email protected]
>Date: 5/20/03 12:32 PM Atlantic Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>1) new immigration law is less than 1 years old anyway, you stupid
>moron
>2) there are also unethical lawyers - even one who contributed for few
>years to this forum got suspended. Not mentioning that majority of her
>answers were always wrong here...
>3) the point is to make sure that case is not screwed up and never
>needs to be taken to the court in the first place. Some lawyers may
>have vested interest in messing up the case enough to make more money
>by taking it to the court - did you ever think of that? Oops, I forgot
>- you are not a "thinker" type anyway...
>On 20 May 2003 06:55:40 GMT, [email protected]
>(NorthernLigths25) wrote:
>>hire a lawyer
>>reasons:
>>1) they studied about law for so many years,
>>2) they are regulated bar a bar association which includes testing, ethics,
>>etc., consultants are not regulated at all, and one article in cic said
>there
>>are MANY unethical consultants.
>>3) lawyers can represent you to the courts wheras consultants can not,
>>something goes wrong with your application you'll need a lawyer anyway.
>>more good reasons to come.
>>>Subject: Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
>>>From: Austin [email protected]
>>>Date: 5/20/03 2:11 AM Atlantic Daylight Time
>>>Message-id:
>>>Not really. If you are looking for some kind of ranking then you won't
>>>find it. You may find thousands of individual lawyers and consultants
>>>web sites, but they are simply self-serving and you shouldn't base
>>>your decision on how impressive they are. Then there are bas
>>>associations or OPIC web sites listing their members - but we heard
>>>about some of their members (both, lawyers and consultants) here over
>>>past few years in not so good words.
>>>I made my decision by reading experts in this forum - I analyzed each
>>>of them carefully, contacted them all and finally selected the one
>>>who's style I liked the most. But it is just me and it worked for me,
>>>but you may not feel comfortable with my approach.
>>>On 19 May 2003 21:56:22 -0700, [email protected] (compiler) wrote:
>>>>Enough. Come back.
>>>>Is there any creditable web site in CA to search immigration lawyers?
May 21st 2003, 3:52 am
#19
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Re: Looking for a Lawyer or Consultant
"NorthernLigths25" wrote in message
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> A lawyer is your best bet.
Not listening to the troll northernligths25/Aikido is your best bet.
news:[email protected]...
> A lawyer is your best bet.
Not listening to the troll northernligths25/Aikido is your best bet.
