0.0 | Intro
Better News: TBD has listed all of them on this website (link).
Features of TBD's Listing:
✓ Free
✓ Detailed
✓ Statistical
✓ Objective
✓ Contains Contact Info
✓ No Contracts
✓ No User Accounts
Best News: On 1/1/2024, TBD launched UniApp 1.0.
⇝ An online application that lets prospective litigants apply for legal representation with just one-click (ie, without having to fill out multiple client-intake applications).
⇝ Link
0.1 | Analysis of Case Outcomes: With vs Without Representation
- increase your chance at settlement (44% vs 18%); and
- decrease your chance of suffering a loss (22% vs 47%)
☆ you'll score 1 point/flip
Deeper Analysis Available Of course, settlement might not be a goal of yours; and the prospects of losing might not be a deterrent. So, the above statistics might have little value to you.
Nevertheless, whether you obtain legal representation or not, you'll benefit from knowing more about the FCHR legal process...
0.2 | (Free) Pro Bono Legal Representation
See Rule 4-6.1 RRTFB for more.
0.3 | Judicial Prejudice against Pro se Litigants
In fact, USFLND has a local rule that prohibits pro se litigants (and only pro se litigants) from filing documents electronically. Although this might seem fairly innocuous, it has caused significant harm (read more here).
Plus, a DOAH Judge (ie, one of the judges you’ll likely encounter) has previously committed perjury (and evidence destruction) against a pro se civil rights litigant (read/watch here).
So, keep these anti-pro se prejudices in mind.
0.4 | Personal Resolve and Pro Se Success
Deeper Analysis Available.
0.5 | Sincere Justice
So, if you travel this road alone then please feel free to equip yourself with all of the skills/knowledge that this website has (and others have) to offer.
A key part of your journey will be knowing how to navigate through the FCHR legal process; and you can fortify that knowledge by learning about the next phase (ie, Phase 1: The Charge)...
