Clifford law/Susan Capra threw the duty of care out the window so my mother wouldn't sue them.

They pulled the wool over my moms eyes.

when their fax blocks you

AI -  If you believe your wrongful death lawyer made a critical error, you may have grounds for a legal malpractice claim. To succeed, you must prove the attorney violated their professional duty, and that the original case was strong enough to win.

The thing to do is show the world what you wanted to send them. The curiosity will kill them not seeing it. Best thing to do is to register their name as a dot something and post it on patreon.

sac@cliffordlaw.com  Susan A. Capra

hrs@cliffordlaw.com Hon. Henry R. Simmons (Ret.) -  Effective Defense Advocacy: Constructive Criticism from the Bench Regarding the Use of Experts

coffice@gmail.com 

Jambois in Adams County, IL

albuterol

Albuterol/Emphysema deposition image98.jpg

Clifford has it on their site.

Looking for more cases.

I'm going to show you if the law can actually police itself. 

They might come up with a new cause of action after this ends. It might even be called "wrongful death lawsuit fraud"...

On top of everything, I'll be registering personal names as dot somethings for ten years. I might even post pictures of the involved attorneys grave sites as well...

Brett  Gorman SRNM 

Dennis Gorman SRNM

Adams County  Wrongful Death

2000L46 Depositions.

SRNM Defense Counsel

John Barnard SRNM Defense counsel.

Some elements were Dismissed without prejudice.

Susan Capra Negligent in lawsuit filing.

Robert Clifford Capra's Overseer/Senior Partner.

Steve Jambois Assisted Clifford Lawsuit Fraud.

Alexander Sukhman Damage control for Clifford Law/schwartzjambois.com
 

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Fraud

That word pretty much sums up this law firms business model...

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Why Do People Commit Fraud?

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"Triangle fraud" typically refers to one of two distinct concepts: Triangulation Fraud (an e-commerce scam) or the Fraud Triangle (a criminological theory used to explain why people commit fraud). [1, 2]

1. Triangulation Fraud (E-commerce Scam)

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• The Players: The scammer (fraudster), the victim (buyer), and a legitimate merchant.
• How It Works:
  1. The scammer sets up a fake, professional-looking website offering high-demand items (like electronics or designer clothes) at incredibly low prices.
  2. The victim "buys" the item and enters their credit card details on the scammer's site.
  3. The scammer takes those payment details and uses them to buy the actual item from a legitimate retailer (often using stolen credit card details from a different victim).
  4. The legitimate retailer ships the item to the victim. The victim thinks they got a good deal, but the scammer has just captured their valid payment info and may use it for other crimes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]