I need a court appointed lawyer for an employee appeal with the vec?
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Is the employee yours? If so have they been arrested? What is vec? If there is no arrest involved then you can't get a court appointed lawyer. What you need to do is contact your local legal aid and see if they can help you.
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/soapbox on\nI don't know what type of case you have, nor any of the particulars, since you failed to list any.  However, your request isn't reasonable.\n\nDo you go into a grocery store and ask them to give you free food?  Do you call a plumber and have him/her come to fix your pipes for free?  Do you expect teachers to teach you or your children without pay?\n\nFree legal advice is often worth what you pay for it: nothing.  An attorney has only his/her time, knowledge and experience to sell.  That is their "product".  When you ask an attorney for free advice, you are taking from their means of earning money.\n\n/soapbox off\n\nMany state and local bar associations offer a reduced cost consultation with an attorney for 30 minutes to an hour, and then if you want to retain the attorney, you may do so and negotiate with him/her over their fee.  I suggest you contact your local or state bar association and see if there is a program such as that available.
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go to phone book and find a lawyer who works on a contingency basis
507611
ask a lawyer for the right and legal answer.
872229
Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
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Call your local Bar Association.  They have a referral service.
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Contact the State Bar Association.
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request it from the company, if they won't provide it your lawyer can subpoena it for you.
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Yes...get an attorney!!!!
628043
You should contact a Solicitor.
595837
complain to the BAR Association in your state. They will will do the "asking" for you. And they will get a response.
169158
Sounds like you need a lawyer.
995376
Ask your lawyer, or whoever is handling your case.
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You have almost no chance of winning on appeal -- the appeals court does not review the finding of fact of the trial court.  \n\nYou will be better off just moving on -- get another job instead of fighting to get back a job where management hates you, and wasting time and money trying to recover.  Just accept that as far as you are concerned the court got it wrong, and move on.\n\n(PS -- US law gives most employers rights to fire or demote people at will, and so the "lies" probably didn't matter.)
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Call the Rockland County Bar Association at  Phone: (845) 634-2149 and ask for info they may have on Pro Bono Attorneys.\n\nAlso, contact Legal Services of the Hudson Valley:\nhttp://www.lshv.org/\nLegal Issues: Please note that if you have a civil legal problem, please call our intake number at 1-877-LSHV-LAW (1-877-574-8529) between the hours of 9am -4 pm, Monday through Thursday and between 1-3pm on Friday.
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You need to get in contact with a lawyer.
210637
go to a lawyer with the details.