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Universally Experienced Coin Lawsuit Consulting
Monday, 23 November 2009 19:51 |
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2009 Numismatic Literary Guild Award Winning Coin Expert Mike Fuljenz, universal experience with coins, coins scams, coin frauds, coin law and lawyers specializing in coin litigation, has uniquely qualified him to consult on coin lawsuits and other coin related disputes. Mike Fuljenz father, Ray, was a lawyer and prosecutor who assisted Mike when he was President of his local coin club and Chairman of the Louisiana State Coin Convention. |
COIN LAWSUIT TOPICS ARE UNIVERSAL
Monday, 23 November 2009 19:30 |
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Surveying the internet for subjects of coin related lawsuits reveals a truly universal array of coin lawsuit topics. The U.S. Government has been involved in numerous lawsuits over the years. Some of the subjects of their lawsuits were copyright infringement, rare gold coin ownership, coin designs, In God We Trust on coins and deceptive coin manufacturing. |
Universally, Coin Lawsuits Can Be Avoided
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 17:56 |
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If you have a universal dispute with a coin dealer, coin organization or collector you may be considering having a lawyer file a coin lawsuit. But universally, coin lawsuits can and often should be an action of last resort. If your dispute is of a relatively small amount, it probably is not worth having a lawyer work on it for $200 or more an hour. Lawyers that work on 40-50% contingency fees often do not handle a small matter if it is not lucrative enough. For more high priced disputes, there are still many viable options to litigation to consider. |
Lawyer Discouraged Universal Coin Lawsuits
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 17:54 |
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My father Ray Fuljenz was a trial lawyer. Even though he tried a universal array of lawsuits, he never tried universal coin lawsuits. When he was approached with local coin related controversies, he assisted collectors in working out their disputes. |