Re: Need HELP putting together package for LAWYER-so he'll accept my case

[Guest guest]

--- In , " herbivoresf " <herbivoresf@y...>

wrote:

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It can be difficult to get a lawyer but if you do you need medical

records, pictures would be good, the mold test. Sometimes the lawyer

that do personal injury do not do the landlord back rent case but that

is not always the case. My mom was just able to get back rent and

storage fee and the movers fee but the judge was very nasty. My mom

had mediation. The lawyer turned out to be not so good but atleast my

mom got some expenses back. She will go to different lawyer to try to

get medical expenses. Her condo has leaked on 5 floors for several

years. You would think this woman judge would have some compassion

since in Florida the W. Palm Beach court house had mold and cases go

to Miami, etc. I remember I had a really nasty woman judge when I

tried to get justice from landlord. What ever happens it is not an

easy road. Good Luck,

[Guest guest]

I don't want to be discouraging, but it sounds like

you should move as soon as possible. Also, in a

lawsuit, you have to prove personal injury, and I

don't think it sounds like you have much that would

win a court case. You might be able to get your back

rent, but even that will be difficult. Also, they will

use your previous health records against you.

It is a very long, difficult, uphill battle...and many

of us have not gotten any justice.

--- herbivoresf <herbivoresf@...> wrote:

> Hi. I live in San Francisco, rent an apartment. I

> already was

> immune-compromised when I moved here. The room I

> moved into had

> visible mold, but the landlord said it was nothing

> and to bleach it.

> 6 years later I had a mold test done and it's toxic

> mold so high that

> the instruments can't even reach that high.

>

> I'm trying to get a lawyer to take my case for

> back-rent and personal

> injury. Unfortunately, my mold test is written

> strangely, and unless

> you read carefully you'd think there was nothing

> wrong. I keep asking

> them to re-write it, but they respond with `have the

> lawyers call us

> and we'll explain how we wrote the report). They

> and my immunologist

> have told me to get out of my room now, but no one's

> willing to oput

> their ass on the line. So, much of my package to

> the lawyer will be

> from friends and aquaintances who have seen me get

> sicker when I enter

> my room, and seen almost magical differences in me

> when I go on

> vacation. But, that's not enough for a lawyer.

>

> Is there anyone who has gone through a lawsuit who

> could help me put

> together an enticing package of materials so that a

> lawyer will take me?

>

> Also interested in finding a toxicologist.

>

> Thanks so much!

>

> Harriet

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