I plaintiff in a suit against Episcopal Diocese NY. Constitutional and Human Rights issues. A lawyer to help?

Question by titou: I plaintiff in a suit against Episcopal Diocese NY. Constitutional and Human Rights issues. A lawyer to help?
I was summarily ejected for no reason from a landmark New York City church by the Rector, who threatened me with immediate arrest for Trespass. Since, he and the administration of the Church have waged a campaign against me for over four years that has included slander, and false claims to both the Police and the District Attorney’s Office. My own investigation has uncovered a vast and documentable corruption leading all the way up to the present and previous Bishops of New York, and includes prominent Episcopal clergymen. Sounds impossible, I know, but so did Watergate at first glance. An opportunity to “make Law”, a reputation, and do real good for an attorney willing to give his attention. Case due for hearing in Appeals on October 1, 2007.

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Answer by Penguin_Bob
Sounds complicated. I suggest you speak to a lawyer as soon as possible. In most suits you don’t have to pay the lawyer up front … they only get paid an agreed upon portion of any settlement. Be very careful though, if you lose the case YOU could be responsible for paying all the legal costs of the defendants. Big decision, so please don’t take it lightly as you could end up on the hook for many thousands of dollars. I admire your persistance and your adherance to a matter of principle, but …….. Good luck!

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