bad attorney solicitation letter

l3 r\l)K()l I\ ·:I I I ) D \ 1) l\ 1 l I .I 10 66 · ilsl1ire St . 400 Lo " ngeles, California 90024 (310) 598-8448 (t) (310) 598- 8486 (t) SOLTCTTATTO"'J Dear r. 2015 M. JC h<fllfM : •1m Pc) man • 8r.am .lt1n K. ltn.a Brandon'".p bdlJp. com In our revie\v of civil cases recently fi1ed in Los Angeles & Orange Countv .. \Ve discovered that, on 2015 .. filed a la\A/Suit in the Orange County Superior Court against TI1e la\vsuit alleges various causes of action including Emplo)' n1ent sexual harassment and battery. On multiple occasions defendant lured plaintiff to a hotel ripped her clothes off and forcibly digitally penetrated her. On separate occasions he \Vould tear at her clothing and force her to masturbate him. Defendant threatened to fire plaintiff if she refused his sexual advances .. Please note that )' Ou ha e a very limited time (approxjmately 30 da:ys) from the tirne you are served with the sun11nons and complaint to ans\ver or othen\·ise respond to this complaint. Our firm has substantial expertise in handling lltigation of this kind and \Ve \vou1d 1ike to offer our firm s services and expertise to assist )OU in responding and defending this lawsuit. You may ha e received con1munication from other la\v firms regarding this lawsuit. Please bear in tnind that \vhile \Ve offer the same high quality of legal representation as other firms, in all likelihood, you \viii find our rates to be more reasonable. In order to keep all your options open with respect to this case, \Ve urge you to promptl)' intervie\.v and retain the attorneys that \ ill be representing ) 'OU. Under the California Code of Civil Procedure: there are a number of strategic 1neasures available to a defendant in a la\.vsuit which need to be taken advantage of quickly. For example .. California discovery and guidelines a plaintiff in an action frotn serving discovery until 20 days after the crvice of summons and complaint on the defendant. On the ether hand de fe ndant in a la uit need not \Vait before serving its discovery on plaintiff. Although this strategy may not be advisable in all circun1stance it gi es a vigilant defendant the opportun it)' · to be the first party to compel testimony of the plaintiff and/or third parties. Based on the infonnation \Ve have so far; \i e strongly feel that our firm can be of a istance to you. We \VOuld like to discu s this 1natter further with you to determine if in fact \.Ve can help )OU with this case and to afford you the opportunity to evaluate us and decide if \Ve are the right fit for you. Please contact our offices, at (310) 598-8448, at your earliest convenience so that \Ve can discuss your case. Of course .. )'Otl will not be charged for this initial consultation and you have no obligation to retain our firm. Sincere1y, Reference Number:

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Imagine a wife opening the mail and finding her husband is a defendant in a case where the allegations are, "On multiple occasions defendant lured plaintiff to a hotel room, ripped her clothes off and forcibly digitally penetrated her. On separate occasions he would tear at her clothing and force her to masturbate him...."Now put together that the law firm sent the letter to someone with a similar name, but in a different area, and not in any way related to the allegations of the complaint. In fact the complaint states the defendant lives in Orange County, and the recipient of the letter is no where near there - but the solicitation letter does not address this.Also add to the facts that the supposed defendant with a similar name is not accused of any of these acts, but only alleged to be liable under an alter ego theory for commingling funds with an employer.

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D \ 1) l\1l l1~ I-l l~ . I .I ~P 10 66 ilsl1ire Blvd.~ St . 400 Lo " ngeles, California 90024 (310) 598-8448 (t) (310) 598-8486 (t)

SOLTCTTATTO"'J

Dear r.

2015

~'~In M. fl~lkmthdt JC In~ hitdm~br Pe~man h~Jp. i:otu

8r.am.lt1n K. ltn.a Brandon'".p bdlJp.com

In our revie\v of civil cases recently fi1ed in Los Angeles & Orange Countv .. \Ve discovered that, on 2015 .. filed a la\A/Suit in the Orange County Superior Court against TI1e la\vsuit alleges

various causes of action including Emplo)'n1ent sexual harassment and battery. On multiple occasions defendant lured plaintiff to a hotel roorn~ ripped her clothes off and forcibly digitally penetrated her. On separate occasions he \Vould tear at her clothing and force her to masturbate him. Defendant threatened to fire plaintiff if she refused his sexual advances ..

Please note that ) 'Ou ha e a very limited time (approxjmately 30 da:ys) from the tirne you are served with the sun11nons and complaint to ans\ver or othen\ise respond to this complaint. Our firm has substantial expertise in handling lltigation of this kind and \Ve \vou1d 1ike to offer our firm s services and expertise to assist )OU in responding and defending this lawsuit. You may ha e received con1munication from other la\v firms regarding this lawsuit. Please bear in tnind that \vhile \Ve offer the same high quality of legal representation as other firms, in all likelihood, you \viii find our rates to be more reasonable.

In order to keep all your options open with respect to this case, \Ve urge you to promptl)' intervie\.v and retain the attorneys that \ ill be representing ) 'OU. Under the California Code of Civil Procedure: there are a number of strategic 1neasures available to a defendant in a la\.vsuit which need to be taken advantage of quickly. For example .. California discovery 1a~'s and guidelines p~ohibit a plaintiff in an action frotn serving discovery until 20 days after the crvice of summons and complaint on the defendant. On the ether hand defendant in a la uit need not \Vait before serving its discovery on plaintiff. Although this strategy may not be advisable in all circun1stance ~ it gi es a vigilant defendant the opportun it)' to be the first party to compel testimony of the plaintiff and/or third parties.

Based on the infonnation \Ve have so far; \i e strongly feel that our firm can be of a istance to you. We \VOuld like to discu s this 1natter further with you to determine if in fact \.Ve can help )OU with this case and to afford you the opportunity to evaluate us and decide if \Ve are the right fit for you. Please contact our offices, at (310) 598-8448, at your earliest convenience so that \Ve can discuss your case. Of course .. ) 'Otl will not be charged for this initial consultation and you have no obligation to retain our firm.

Sincere1y,

Reference Number: