Disciplinary record for a lawyer in the state of Oregon...please??
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Try Oregon's bar association or the National Bar Association
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The medical licensing board will usually tell you if the physician has ever had any disciplinary actions against them.  If they have had any malpractice issues in that state, they'll usually have that info, too.\n\nBut keep in mind that sometimes docs with bad histories jump from state to state.  You might have to check with a couple of states to get a good idea of their history.
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go to phone book and find a lawyer who works on a contingency basis
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To file a complaint:\n\nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=10179&id=1144\n\nIn the event the above link does not work, go to \nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/\nclick on "Public Services" (left side of page);\nin the list you'll see "file a complaint against an attorney" (click on it).\nYou'll get info - also to the left, you'll see a link for the "complaint form" and FAQs.\n\n{I may be back with more info in a few minutes.]\n\nOK, this is what I was going to come back with:\n\nToday, most lawyers (I believe) are members of the American Bar Association.  I checked their website.  They refer complaints to the state - and to the address, basically, that I already gave you.  However, here is some info -- names, fax numbers, etc., that might get you started:\n\nDirectory of Lawyer Disciplinary Agencies (webpage):\nhttp://www.abanet.org/cpr/regulation/scpd/disciplinary.html\n\nIt gives these two addresses with phone/faxes:\n\nState Bar of California\n1149 South Hill Street, 10th Floor\nLos Angeles, CA 90015-2299\n213/765-1468\nFAX: 213/765-1029\nWebsite: www.calbar.ca.gov\n\n\nState Bar of California\n180 Howard Street, 6th Floor\nSan Francisco, CA 94105-1639\n415/538-2063\nFAX: 415/538-2214\n\n\nWrite one or both (make some noise).\n\nGood luck.
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To me your description makes him sound very unprofessional.\nYour could file a complaint concerning his behavior with your local or state bar association.  Good luck.
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DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT and document -- keep records of what they are doing, saying and alleging.  Keep your own journal of what you do, with whom, etc. in case you need to produce this to an attorney or law enforcement.  You shouldn't worry what they are doing if you are doing right by the law and by the LORD.  If they leave voice messages -- SAVE THEM.  Again, write down what they say and do regarding you and your actions.  If you can't afford an attorney look into your state's bar association referral programs for Pro Bono (no cost) or low cost legal counsel.  Pre-empt their actions by keeping in constant contact with your probation officer.  Let her or him know what is going on.  I can't emphasize this enough...KEEP YOUR EMOTIONS OUT OF IT and put forward as much hard facts and details as you can especially to your probation officer and law enforcement.  They tend to believe you and give you more credibility if you leave your emotions at the door and seem organized and detailed.  Your life and your children's lives are at stake.  Take this on as the most important thing in your life right now but try to be as unemotional as you can.  I agree with the other answer prior to mine reminding you that WE ARE NOT CONTROLLING OUR LIVES...GOD is.  Give it to GOD, pray about it and things will work out as they should.  I've heard this many times...WANT TO MAKE GOD HAVE A GOOD LAUGH...TELL HIM ALL ABOUT YOUR PLANS!  GOD HAS OUR BACK AND KNOWS ALL THE PLANS FOR EACH OF US.  We think we know how to run and plan our lives but we (that think this way) are sadly mistaken.  I will pray for you.  Heads Up!
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Every state's Bar Association has a web site. On it, you can type in the attorney's name, and you will be shown background information such as when & where s/he passed the bar exam, where they are licensed to practice law, and if they are a member (of the Bar Association) in "good standing" (which basically means they pay their annual dues and haven't had any lawsuits filed against them). Or you could, as another post suggested, simply call their office and ask the secretary.
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Check the local newspapers. Call the local magistrate court and ask. It is public record.
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Wow, I am so sorry to hear that.\n\nYou might want to try the Mississippi state bar website.  You can find lawyers there.  You can also do a search in Martindale Hubble, which is now a part of Lexis Nexus.  Both sites offer a way to search for lawyers.  You can also try online yellowpages.\n\nGood luck, I hope you can find a laywer that can get at least something back for you.\n\nIf I were you, I would also report your current attorney to the Mississippi bar. Find more information using the link.\nhttp://www.msbar.org/complaint.php\n\np.s. you can also try findlaw.  This site has alot of information about the legal practice and will alow you to find lawyers too.
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Maybe call the magistrates office and give them all the info you have, they'll check their records.
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You might have an ineffective assistance of counsel claim. You should look it up in the law library and if so challenge on appeal or through habeas proceedings. You also need to send a letter to the sate bar and ask them to pursue disciplinary action. Somebody who won't even see you does not need to be praticing law.\n\nJust my two cents
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You can try the ABA, and also the State Bar Association for your state. For example, I've included a link to the CA State Bar where you can check an attorney's status
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not so good, my husband did something stupid when he was 16 (he didn't kill or hurt anyone) and the first apartment that we moved into did a background check and his was clean then we moved into another apartment and his record had what he had done on it, then when he applied for his current job they did a check and he has a clean background again. He's now 35 and says that he was just stupid when he was younger, he hasn't been in trouble since, thank god!
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go to the county court house and reqest it. They usually charge a couple dollars per page, but unless you are a minor its public record and anyone could get it.
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I know an excellent lawyer his name is Tim Warren he is out of St Joseph missouri. yes you may have a case with some more of the details. These are not simple cases, you should have went to the manager in the first place that is a big thing they will use against you. So, talk with an atty who can get all the details. Dates are very important and if you still have the e-mails print them out and save them all from you and from him. Good luck
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I don't know, specifically, what kind of records you are looking for, but do a search of "Medical Malpractice" (put the words, in quotes, in your browser).  You will get court cases and stories about such suits.\n\nwww.findlaw.com is the only law site I have at my fingertips, at the moment.  There (in a search), you will get legal decisions of malpractice suits...  Facts of the cases are presented therein.
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assuming he had a trial- it is public record. you can ask the courthouse for a copy of the trial. there will probably be a fee involved.