Re: Legal counsel

[Guest guest]

One of the problems in getting experienced attornies

is that the ones who handled the cases years ago made

an agreement with the manufacturer's not to take on

any new cases if the manufacturer's would settle those

cases they already have in hand. . . It's going to

take a new group . . . and they will have to have a

lot of money behind them. The manufacturer's will make

it as expensive as possible. . .

And . . . as far as class action cases go, the

president recently signed a law that requires all

class action cases to be heard in federal court,

before presidentally appointed judges. This will

create a log jam that will prevent all but a few cases

from getting heard.

Also NEVER pay an attorney up front for an implant

case! Too many attornies have dropped out along the

way.

Hugs,

Rogene

--- prettypinkprincess_p3

<prettypinkprincess_p3@...> wrote:

> I have to say that I'm shocked at the things I've

> learned over the last 48 hours! That being said, I

> feel there is only one option for me personally.

> I'm getting a lawyer! Yes, I am that scared about

> what my future holds for me and my health that I

> would go to such an extreme! but I feel like there

> is no other option. I currently have a attorneys on

> retainer for for the dissolution of my marriage

> (directly related to my failing health) I will ask

> them for some guidance TODAY! I do know of an

> attorney in Texas (DFW area) that won a

> multi-million settlement for the mother of my

> friend. but that was years ago. As a matter of

> fact, her mother was one of the first to

> win...mother had silicone implants. so there is

> hope! I have several more questions but will st

> later...right now I'm going to the phone!

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