Law Office of David Grossack, P.C.
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Citizens Justice nline
A publication of the Law Office of David Grossack
The law office of David Grossack has long believed that it
is the duty of lawyers to work for social justice through the law.
This publication will inform consumers and others about issues and developments in the law
that we believe are of extreme importance.
By Kerry Ellard
In the Newton, Massachusetts, office of Attorney David Grossack, one item stands out. Amidst the legal manuals and diplomas, there is a book called How to Win a Lawsuit Without a Lawyer. One would think having such a book visible in plain sight of Grossack’s clients would be heresy in a law office, a place dependent upon people not being able to handle any type of legal matter without a lawyer to consult. But this is a different type of law practice, headed by a different type of lawyer. Although the small office is a far cry from the big Boston law firms that typically make headlines, the work done here is inspiring a national movement, and when you listen to the stories of those who are taking part, the reason why becomes clear.
One man dared to challenge a judge; another took on his arresting officer, and, much worse, his ex wife. Both had success in the courtroom. What is more amazing is that these ordinary people with no legal training handled these lawsuits by themselves, which is known as pro se (Latin for ‘oneself’) representation. Few people are aware of how successful pro se litigants can be, and fewer still know how to go about trying it...
By Attorney David Grossack
Imagine being sentenced to prison for eight years. In the outside world you leave behind a son, who is now being completely estranged from you. His mother is out of the picture, and the state has succeeded in bringing a case against you declaring that your rights as a parent are being terminated.
Nathan LeBaron is finding out first hand what the horror is like. Currently he is confined in Shirley, Massachusetts, trying to reverse a suspect statutory rape conviction...
By David Grossack, Esq. and
David Friedman, Esq.
Debt collection messages can be aggravating. Regardless of whether you owe someone a debt, have a disputed debt, or are being contacted for no determinable reason, you do not have to tolerate harassment by debt collectors and creditors. Federal and state regulations grant you certain rights to protect yourself from unscrupulous debt collection practices.
This article discusses the federal and state protections you have when others contact you to collect money owed for personal, family, and household debts...