where do you go or what do you do to file a complaint on a law firm?
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the bar association for your state.  Every state has one.
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Depending on which state you reside in, that states bar association has a complaint process. What you need to do is contact your state's bar association and file a complaint. Make sure that you have all of your facts in order. If the State Bar is no help, contact the Attorney General's Office.
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file a complaint with the state bar association
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Talk to the state bar association.
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Call the General Manager of the store. Explain the problem and solution you would like. \n\nIf no help call the corporate office.\n\nIf still no help call the Attorney General and The Better Business Bureau. And write a letter (send it certified mail) to the Corp. Office and General Manager telling them the issue you were having, the resolution you feel is necessary and how they failed to help you and that you filed a complaint with the Attorney general and BBB.
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your local court house or sheiffs department has the forms you will need to process a complaint
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Sounds like you were treated very poorly indeed.  I agree with contacting someone with some juice at the department, but likely the best you're going to do is reach someone in lower management to take your complaint.  Probably not going to get much satisfaction there.\n\nCertainly can write the paper, though it's doubtful a letter in the paper is going to change the way they do business.\n\nTry making an appointment to talk to the highest-ranking person in the department.  Tell them you don't want to make a formal complaint (formal complaints probably have a "process" they have to go through, and that's likely going to involve talking to someone who can't make the kind of changes you want to have made), you only want to alert this person to the situation you experienced.  You may have to be insistent, because it's likely the minute they hear the word "complaint", they're probably going to want to run you through the complaint process.  \n\nAnother option is to try and talk to someone within the City (you didn't say where you are, but if you're in a city, you probably have something like a mayor's office).  If you can get to someone there, you'll probably be talking to someone who at least has the ear of the person who hires/fires the Chief.\n\nGood luck.  I'm very sorry you had such a terrible experience.\n\nPS - someone is bound to get on here and tell you to run for the hills, hide from the cops, don't tell anyone until you've delivered three signed copies of your statement to an attorney and a priest, and be extremely paranoid of the police from now on if you make the complaint.  \n\nWhatever.  You've got to do whatever you think is right.  I think you need to be heard and then move on with your life.
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What are you specifically trying to do? If your complaint is about a specific agent I would go to the managing broker first to try and resolve your issue. If that does not work then I would go either to the state licensing bureau of your state to file your complaint and or the LOCAL board of realtors. The local board would be the first step in the NAR food chain and the best starting place. However if you feel the need for the authorities goto the state but be prepared to outline your specific complaint against the agent or broker. Your complaint could result in a criminal investigation, loss of licensing or even worse depending on what happened to you so be prepared with facts and figures.\n\nSorry you need to go this route.\n\nKevin
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First of all get over being a sore loser. Your attorney will know how to file an appeal with the court clerk.  Be prepared, there will be a large bond that you will have to pay up front.  Contact your state bar association to complain about a judge, but don't expect much in the way of a response.
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If you simply want to have the lawyer disciplined, you would simply call the state bar association in Illinois.  They will provide you with a referral to the appropriate discipliary comittee.\n\nSome (not all) state bars provide some compensation on their own for people who were harmed by bad lawyers.  But if you want to sue for malpractice, you'll need to get a lawyer of your own.
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u go to the state employment department in the state in which you worked and file a complaint.  there are specific laws that require payment for services rendered by employees.
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Depends on where the business is located. if it is a US Business you would want to file a report with Better Business Bureau at http://www.bbb.org/   They follow up on the complaints and also advise consumers to stay clear for bad services.
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Go to the bosses bosses. If they don't do anything, file a lawsuit.
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Contact a lawyer to find out your rights and to sue for the money.
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Talk with your lawyer.
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contact the miami-dade bar association or the yellow pages as they have referral companies to attorneys at the end of the listings in the yellow pages. they can put you in touch with attorneys. but you need to do it fast as your amended complaint must be dine in 20 days. if your not from the area, then file for extension of time motion to obtain one.
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You can do that.  Try going to www.walmart-blows.com\nMay give some suggestions on how to file your complaint.  Good luck.