Re: In Respone to Requst for Help

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Hi . Can you tell me how this " class action " lawsuit is going to

work? I was always under the impression that there would be one law

firm handling a class action lawsuit. Also, would this class action be

just for homeowners or is it for employees to file against their

employers, insurers, workman's comp, and disability vendors? Is the

$50 refundable later on or is this just an administrative fee to get

the ball rolling? I've just never heard of class action suit retainer

fees. If an attorney takes a class action lawsuit, he usually takes on

the responsibility of upfront expenses unless I have a mistaken view

of this. Does the $50 assure us that our case will be taken? If it

isn't, are we refunded? If a lawyer does take our case(s), will it be

on contingency or will we be liable for other fees? Is the NTMC a 501c3

organization?

I'd be happy to review the petition when it's ready, too. Thanks.

Barth

SBS: MY STORY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbsstory.html

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am writing you back and sharing this info with

group as the response is great and I

want everyone to know the proceedure.

We are intent on filing this classaction within the

next few months. It will be a classaction against the

insurors only at this time. We can name more than one

company in the Petition as long as they all commit the

same violations. Which of course they are. These

actions are: failure to pay claims in a timely fashin

failure to pay at all, forgery on any documents,

destruction of any evidence, obstruction of justice,

defamation by implecation, and consumer fraud.

We are taking bids from attorneys and interviewing to

see who the lucky firm will be.Ha!

I am a paralegal with over 20 years experience in the

courts in Texas. I was a court appointed investigator,

criminal and civil for many years. I have seen it all.

We need you to send a copy of your insurance policy,

email a statement that you want to be joined as a

party to the suit and petition. We need a list of

medical bills associated with your case. We need

any notes of conversations with your insurance co.

A claim number or letter of filing. We need any denial

of claim, a list of damages, monetary value. At a

later date we will need any pictures, tangible

evidence, etc. We will send a letter requesting that

information at the time it is need to present to

attorneys.

We are only charging a $50.00 fee for retaining an

attorney and legal secretary duties. It is terribly

fair and reasonable for the victims but as a group

will ensure our efforts in numbers.

You can send the check or money order, to NTMC, P.O.

Box 923, Ozark, Mo. 65721

please put in the corner of check for: CLASSACTION

We are presently writing a Petition to Congress for

victim rights in Toxic Mold Cases, legislation

enactment, and to approach Congress in person. We hope

to have HADD AND HOBB, AS WELL AS SOME OTHERS JOIN US

IN THAT MEETING IN D.C.

We ask that you join either the Coaltion or Foundation

in order to be able to sign Petitions, legislation,

and Bill enactments. Congress sees numbers and names

after. Membership prices are at our website:

www.geocities.com/marbme12/NTMC.html

I will tell you now our membership is growing, our

class action is growing, and we are a tough Coalition

and Caring Foundation. Our slogan, STAMP OUT TOXIC

MOLD, VENT MOLD ISSUES HERE!

Direct all questions to Carroll-Bower, Pres.

Founder, NTMC & NTMF at: marbme12@...

Thanks, my heart goes out to you all.

--- Barth <pbarth@...> wrote:

> Hi . Can you tell me how this " class action "

> lawsuit is going to

> work? I was always under the impression that there

> would be one law

> firm handling a class action lawsuit. Also, would

> this class action be

> just for homeowners or is it for employees to file

> against their

> employers, insurers, workman's comp, and disability

> vendors? Is the

> $50 refundable later on or is this just an

> administrative fee to get

> the ball rolling? I've just never heard of class

> action suit retainer

> fees. If an attorney takes a class action lawsuit,

> he usually takes on

> the responsibility of upfront expenses unless I have

> a mistaken view

> of this. Does the $50 assure us that our case will

> be taken? If it

> isn't, are we refunded? If a lawyer does take our

> case(s), will it be

> on contingency or will we be liable for other fees?

> Is the NTMC a 501c3

> organization?

>

> I'd be happy to review the petition when it's ready,

> too. Thanks.

>

> Barth

>

> SBS: MY STORY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbsstory.html

>

>

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