Litigation attorneys on the board?

[Snatch Napkin]

I'm not sure if you understand the full scope of what is happening here, but I'll try to help as much as I can.

You're on a fucking island with someone who runs shit!!!

There might as well be alligators and banjos playing in the background, with a cypress tree setting 'a la Caddo Lake'!!

Personally, I wouldn't even pursue this and I consider myself to be somewhat of a bad ass.

Pick your battles and know your place, son.

[Forever_frost]

I'm not sure if you understand the full scope of what is happening here, but I'll try to help as much as I can.

You're on a fucking island with someone who runs shit!!!

There might as well be alligators and banjos playing in the background, with a cypress tree setting 'a la Caddo Lake'!!

Personally, I wouldn't even pursue this and I consider myself to be somewhat of a bad ass.

Pick your battles and know your place, son.

Yeah. I love a good fight but.....this. Move.

[RCITNet]

#1 (Police report was filed from a gurney in the ER)
#2 (in process)
#3 (many security cameras, was told by former security manager that the second ass whooping may have been caught)
#4 (private security company intervened towards the end, should have taken name and info from the third person)

And sorry there are a few holes. #1, I dont feel like writing a 10,000 word woe is me story, #2, I have a feeling I may be dealing with a small time organized crime setup, so, Id rather not have full disclosure to anyone that isn't an attorney.

So the police were or were not at the scene?
If your injuries were of a severity that required hospital treatment have the police arrested anyone?
Since you're having to go press charges I'm assuming no one was arrested.
Security cameras have already been wiped and if they haven't you need to file a subpoena in the court for them but to do that you will need an active court case.
If the police are actually investigating the assault that should be the one of the first things they take possession of.

Whether it be a high profile businessman or a small time crime ring, their money is always open to civil judgements. You just have to make sure that you actually sue the right people and companies that hold the money.

And if it is a crime ring be prepared to pack up your shit and get off that island. There is no shortage of meth heads willing to kill your ass for some money.

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[VaderTT]

Best newb since Vadertt

Awww, love you brah!

[RCITNet]

Best newb since Vadertt

Compliment or BaZinga?

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[VaderTT]

------Your story should read like this!-------


You (lets call you Paul) and your wife (Lets call her Joanna) vacation in Hawaii. They return to New York City, where you work as an architect.

Your wife and daughter (lets call her Carol)shop for groceries at D'Agostino's Market. Three bloodthirsty hooligans are creating havoc in the local grocery store. They catch your wifes address after she asks that her groceries be delivered. They follow her to the apartment, burst in and trash the apartment. They search for money but find only $7. The hooligans then rape daughter and savagely beat your wife, escaping scot-free.

your son-in-law Jack Toby calls to tell him only that Joanna and Carol are in the hospital. After waiting impatiently, Paul is told by a doctor that his daughter is OK and that she was sedated and put to bed, but Paul is also informed that his wife has died. Devastated, he is told by police that the likelihood of catching the criminals is small.

The next day, Paul's boss gives him an extended business vacation to Tucson, Arizona to meet a client, Ames Jainchill, who shows him the ropes. Paul witnesses a mock gunfight at Old Tucson, a reconstructed Western frontier town used as a movie set. At a gun club, Ames is impressed when Paul shoots near bulls-eye accuracy. Paul reveals that he was a "CO" (conscientious objector) during the Korean War who served his country as a combat medic. Paul had been taught to handle firearms at a young age by his father, but after his father was killed in a hunting accident Paul decided to forswear the use of firearms for any purpose. After Paul makes substantial improvements to Ames' plans for a residential development, a thoroughly pleased Ames drops him at the airport, slipping a little going-away present into Paul's bag.

Back in Manhattan, his daughter is catatonic. Paul opens his suitcase and discovers that Ames' "going-away present" is a nickel-plated .32 Colt Police Positive revolver. He pockets the gun and takes a stroll. Paul encounters a mugger, an ex-convict named Thomas Leroy Marston who attempts to rob him at gunpoint with a .38 Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolver. Paul shoots him with the revolver, killing him.

Shocked that he just killed a human being, Paul runs home and throws up. But his vigilantism continues the following night, when he guns down three more men who are robbing a defenseless old man in a vacant alley.

A few nights later, two muggers see Paul on a subway. They attempt to rob him at knife-point but Paul shoots them both with the revolver.

The next scene has Paul then sitting in a sleazy Times Square coffee shop surrounded by prostitutes and assorted street people. He pays his bill to the cashier purposely revealing a wallet full of cash. He leaves followed by two thugs who have taken the bait. Yet again a robbery attempt is made. Paul shoots one but the other manages to stab him in his shoulder. As a wounded Paul stumbles off, the one who stabbed him gets away mortally wounded, dying at a hospital.

NYPD Lt. Frank Ochoa investigates the vigilante killings. His department narrows a list to men who have had a family member recently killed by muggers and who are war veterans. The public, meanwhile, is happy that somebody is doing something about crime.

Ochoa soon suspects Paul. He is about to make an arrest when the District Attorney intervenes and tells Ochoa to "let him loose" in another city instead. Ochoa doesn't like the idea, but relents.

Paul shoots two more muggers before being wounded by a third mugger with a M1911A1 pistol at a warehouse. Hospitalized, he is ordered by Ochoa to leave New York, permanently. Paul replies, "By sundown?".

Paul arrives in Chicago Union Station by train. Being greeted by a company representative, he notices a group of hoodlums harassing a young woman. He excuses himself and helps the woman. The hoodlums make obscene gestures, but Paul points his right hand like a gun and smiles, suggesting that his vigilantism will continue

[Crownline79]

Can you find an attorney elsewhere and request to switch venues?

[Matt]

Fuck an attorney... Hire a hitman

[Dlachance]

Get some friends and devise a convoluted way of sneaking into his vault. Once inside, steal all of his money and then use it to hire his attorneys to sue him.

Seriously though: This is going to suck for you badly if he has the resources you say he does. And if there is a 3rd party security company with video, dollars to donuts, the video has been erased and someone got a bonus.

Thats some New York Gold and Silver shit right there!

[sc281]

Suing someone who operates outside the law..... that's gonna end well.

Post your real name so we know who to look for in the obituaries.

[SlowLX]

Aren't you in the navy? Get JAG involved.

[Mike]

Pics of girlfriend?

[RCITNet]

Pics of girlfriend?

Best post thus far. I second this motion.

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[Geor!]

Best newb since Vadertt

If you saw his posts in the political forum, you'd think otherwise.

[Mike]

If you saw his posts in the political forum, you'd think otherwise.

We have a politcal forum?