By: Bill Reddy

Bill Reddy — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 01:32:36 +0000

I have been involve in a civil litigation in witch my family and I are victims of corporate fraud
My lawyer made may promises.
I have proof of corporate fraud in a franchise purchase.
to make this franchise purchase I use:
A lawyer
An accountant
A real estate agent
large franchise company
my Bank that I was with for 30 plus year set up the SBL.
purchased from a corporation
nun of these professionals looked at the books of this company that I purchased
-duty of care?
Then the first lawyer I hired ended contact with me until his company notified me that they were representing the bank to take me to court.
Second lawyer started looking into this $1200.00 later advised me that they did not want the case as there are no cases against banks.
I received permission to represent myself. Then I hear from a lawyer that agrees to work on my case with conditions.
The third lawyer said he would take the case if we would drop the bank from the case. then he has dragged this out to the point we received a 90 day warning from the courts and we have paid $2500 for discoveries which I don’t believe ever happened.
This lawyer has been advising me to drop defendants to make this easier to get an out of court settlement.
My lawyer had me sign a settlement agreement to get access to disclosure information that I should have received before purchasing the store(Arther Wishart Act). This franchise was fined in 2002 for acting in bad faith in not providing proper disclosure.
Now I am being ask to pay the court cost of the defendant that committed corporate fraud.
I am filling an appeal right now as my lawyer did not show up to the last court appearance as he would only do so at a price to end my case and he told the defendant’s lawyer that I don’t have a case.(I have proof of corporate fraud)
I have may email with this lawyer over this two year period that I believe show his negligence.
I believe that the bank may have influenced the lawyers.
I am trying to represent my self.
It appears that white collar crime in Canada really does pay as it is acceptable to our legal professionals, that allow it to take place.
Could your company help?
Bill

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