Reviews
Anonymous
I contacted the CBA's attorney introduction service after I took a closer look at what was covered on the TV talk show. The TV talk program was broadcast over the local access cable network over the weekend. I had to sue a lawyer to get back about $8,000 from my former employer, but the petition has already been written. The legal process is not my expert, so I just wanted to do something in a book.
The service immediately replied to me, and the lawyer they first suggested was out of phone number. I called CBA/LRS twice, informed about it, and was introduced to the famous Chicago employment lawyer (whose name is secret). The assistant, who was in charge of the answering machine, told me to the answering machine that he had returned just after his vacation, "I don't have any money" and "It doesn't make up for time to eat."
I was thinking about the honest and timely phone. What is the real point of such a service?
