Recent content by Sosome

Powers of attorney cannot provide legal representation but they can take litigate or instruct an attorney on the grantors behalf. It is stated within the paperwork signed by his solicitor and issued by the office of the public guardian that I have this undertaking.

1. I am perfectly willing to travel to the US to see through the litigation 2. Couldn't be more wrong. And I'm happy to explain what happened. I am acting on the behalf of the injured party. This person is vulnerable, they were pursued relentlessly by a con artist who manipulated them...

Also, sorry to be a pest... in the UK we would ordinarily issue a 'letter before action', outlining our case, the evidence we have and the outcome we are seeking, giving the defendant an initial opportunity to settle without the need to go to court. Is this a thing in the US? Courts here like it...

Thank you for your swift response, which is incredibly helpful. It was a social media platform that the communication took place through, and the person I wish to litigate against initiated contact, pursued, manipulated and exploited under a fictitious entity. I have paid for therapy so can...

UK law, no problem understanding. But this is cross border. I am seeking to litigate against a Pennsylvanian individual for personal injury. I have what we'd call in the UK both quantifiable and non quantifiable losses. The injury is severe emotional distress and psychological injury. The...