Re: I need the best attorney in the country, period.

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On 9/04/03, jocko wrote:
> On 8/04/03, jo wrote:
>> On 6/26/03, ff wrote:
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>>> Daniel:
>>>
>>> Suppression/Repression bias at work. Can you include fraud,
>>> in the private sector?
>>>
>>> ff
>>>
>>> On 6/26/03, Daniel wrote:
>>>> I will make it short and to the point. I need to find the
>>>> best attorney in the country for a Common Pleas Trial Case
>>>> against Workers' Comp, state of Ohio, as it deals with
>>>> Formaldehyde exposure in an inadequately ventilated office
>>>> building. I have been diagnosed by a well-respected MD in
>>>> this specialized field of environmental medicine, with
>>>> permanent disability, with this office environment as the
>>>> cause with a high degree of medical certainty. All
>>>> administrative decisions have been denied. The
>>>> phrase "Multiple Chemical Sensitivity" is not being used as
>>>> the diagnosis, but sensitivity to many environmental
>>>> chemicals.
>>>>
>>>> Any suggestions, as I have filed the case in Common Pleas
>>>> Court in Ohio, no trial date set as of yet. Date of
>>>> disability goes back to Sept. 15, 1998. Not one penny of
>>>> lost wages or medical bills has been paid by Ohio Workers'
>>>> Compensation, even though Social Security has allowed the
>>>> disability.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone who enters into this misfortunate arena will be
>>>> dealing with the cards stacked against them, as the system
>>>> is corrupt from political pressures. I have personally
>>>> witnessed this: corrupt IME exams, corrupt Ohio Attorney
>>>> General's office, corrupt Ohio Workers' Compensation
>>>> system. They play with the phrase "Multiple Chemical
>>>> Sensitivity" as if it is taboo. Hence, my case does not
>>>> mention this, yet the IME exam stated this as my alleged
>>>> injury.
>>>>
>>>> Again, any referrals would be appreciated, as the trial
>>>> would most likely take 1 to 2 days, with a trial attorney
>>>> being the most important aspect in trying to win this
>>>> appeal.
>
> I am unsure if this firm is able to defend you in your state, but
> a quick phone call to the managing attorney will give you all the
> answers you seek. I have found this firm to be the sharpest, most
> consistant and plaintiff minded firm in my experience. I met them
> in a disposition for a man I worked for and I have been impressed
> by the care in which they take to properly and fairly represent
> all their clients in my field of construction.
> I have known them for 15 years and they have never failed to
> properly handle a case. They are for lack of a better analogy,
the
> 300 pound guerillas of compensation law in this "little town" and
> they only specialize in workmen's compensatory cases for
> plaintiffs. Arye, Lustig & Sassower, PC located in New York City,
> NY. 212-732-4992 Mitchell Sassower is the managing partner and
> will give you the time of day as to where you stand. Carl Lustig,
> another partner I know personally, is the sharpest trial attorney
> I have ever heard of and the only reason he is not a household
> name is because their practice is focused upon workmen's
> compensation cases and those don't usually make the papers.
> I also have noticed that sharp people in general know who the
> other sharp people are. They flock together, and even if this
firm
> cannot help you, they can find the right lawyer to defend your
> interests, which by the way is the way the system is supposed to
> work. If you are injured by someone's irresponsibility, you
should
> have a fair opportunity to hold them accountable. The actions of
> the few who are twisting the system shouldn't reduce your right
to
> address proper questions of accountability with those who shirk
> their responsibilities. I hope you find someone proficient to
> represent you and hold them accountable. Don't give up.