last notes from the pit

[anamacha]

So yeah, more about my old company. And this should be it, I reckon

Comments

[kylakae]

I still think you should talk to a lawyer.

[anamacha]

I sort of agree, but where am I going to find a lawyer in Austin to do any work when I can't even come up with a half decent retainer fee?

Maybe I'm secondguessing things too much, but still.

[kylakae]

There are lots of lawyers who work for free if they think they can win. It may be worth talking to one of them.

[anamacha]

Have you any idea on how to find one of these? I have not needed a lawyer heretofore, so am unsure of where to start (aside from google/phone book search).

[kylakae]

You might try these guys:

http://www.hernandezlaw.com/PracticeAreas/Employment-Law.asp

You can call and see if they charge for an initial consultation.

My niece used these guys:

http://www.funkandassociates.com/

When they deemed she had a case they moved her to a lawyer better suited for her needs. They've even flown her back from Miami and she's paid nothing. The costs will come out of any money she might make.

[anamacha]

thank you very much.