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Empowering People to Fight Legal Malpractice
Author Pens Personal Story of How He Took His Lawyer to Court – and Won
CRESTWOOD, Ky. – Lawyers in America have earned a dubious reputation. While this generalization may be unfair, legal malpractice exists. For the victim who lacks knowledge of the law, it can seem impossible to take on a lawyer on his or her own turf. Pro se Reference (now available through AuthorHouse), an inspiring new book by Lobo, shares his experience in the courtroom and offers valuable information for others who are looking to fight injustice within the legal system.
In Pro se Reference, Lobo takes readers step-by-step through his quest to vindicate himself after legal malpractice drastically impacted his personal, professional and financial life. It not only tells a fascinating story of an everyday man’s victory over an unscrupulous lawyer, but it also offers valuable advice, from a layman’s perspective, on how people can effectively represent themselves in court. Lobo presents his own
documents, which he researched, composed and filed himself, as examples for others, and he exposes some of the unsavory elements within the legal system.
“Everybody knows a lawyer joke or two,” Lobo said. “In the human comedy we call life, people make jokes about what they don’t like, but feel powerless to change."
This is a tale of how one person fought a lawyer at their own game, who took on the monopoly of the legal profession and won. You can do it too – Pro se.
A gripping true story, Pro se Reference delivers valuable guidance and encouragement to many who have been victimized by the very people who are supposed to uphold the law. It is also a wake-up call to those lawyers who believe their knowledge makes them untouchable in court. Lobo makes it clear that representing oneself is a constitutional right, and anyone who is willing to put in the work can do it.
A Vietnam era veteran, Lobo was honorably discharged from the United States Coast Guard. He has worked in the construction industry for most of his career and has written technical manuals for this field as well as the aerospace industry. Pro se Reference is his first book published for the general public, and
he is currently working on his second.
For more information visit www.prose-reference.com.
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Pro se Reference
Howlin Wolf Studio
Empowering People to Fight Legal Malpractice
Author Pens Personal Story of How He Took His Lawyer to Court – and Won
CRESTWOOD, Ky. – Lawyers in America have earned a dubious reputation. While this generalization may be unfair, legal malpractice exists. For the victim who lacks knowledge of the law, it can seem impossible to take on a lawyer on his or her own turf. Pro se Reference (now available through AuthorHouse), an inspiring new book by Lobo, shares his experience in the courtroom and offers valuable information for others who are looking to fight injustice within the legal system.
In Pro se Reference, Lobo takes readers step-by-step through his quest to vindicate himself after legal malpractice drastically impacted his personal, professional and financial life. It not only tells a fascinating story of an everyday man’s victory over an unscrupulous lawyer, but it also offers valuable advice, from a layman’s perspective, on how people can effectively represent themselves in court. Lobo presents his own
documents, which he researched, composed and filed himself, as examples for others, and he exposes some of the unsavory elements within the legal system.
“Everybody knows a lawyer joke or two,” Lobo said. “In the human comedy we call life, people make jokes about what they don’t like, but feel powerless to change."
This is a tale of how one person fought a lawyer at their own game, who took on the monopoly of the legal profession and won. You can do it too – Pro se.
A gripping true story, Pro se Reference delivers valuable guidance and encouragement to many who have been victimized by the very people who are supposed to uphold the law. It is also a wake-up call to those lawyers who believe their knowledge makes them untouchable in court. Lobo makes it clear that representing oneself is a constitutional right, and anyone who is willing to put in the work can do it.
A Vietnam era veteran, Lobo was honorably discharged from the United States Coast Guard. He has worked in the construction industry for most of his career and has written technical manuals for this field as well as the aerospace industry. Pro se Reference is his first book published for the general public, and
he is currently working on his second.
For more information visit www.prose-reference.com.
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Pro se Reference
Howlin Wolf Studio
Copyright Lobo 2007