Legal Question in Legal Malpractice in California
How many times do I have to ask a question until I realize you guys are a scam?
Twice I've submitted a legitimate question. First time it was rejected as a "homework question". Second time, I refuted the homework accusation, and resubmitted the question. Same result.
I guess the 'homework" involved is that it would require someone on your end to do homework, rather than pass it through your keyword filtration system, which I assume you named "attorney" so you can say an attorney rejected it.
Apparently you don't care if it's homework if I pay for it - typical "bait and switch" behavior, which I will feel no compunction to point out to anyone I know who is looking for legal help. Consider it my free legal advice.
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