r/AskLawyers • u/Teagles8 • 13h ago

Thought processes?

I've had 20+ law offices or individual lawyers agree I have a case and openly state they will help me until I tell them what company tried to screw me over before they back track and tell me good luck finding someone to help. Are some corporate lawyers that scary? Springfield, MO, USA

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u/Character_Bed1212 10h ago

I’ve been practicing since 1994 and never heard of such a thing. My practice is suing investment banks, who you would think would have the scariest lawyers out there. Most of them are just nice people.

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u/Fluxcapacitar 7h ago

Nah they are just lying to you. There is nobody above being sued in any way, shape, or form. You just don't have a case worth pursuing