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Is it typical or even legal for an attorney client to use the attorney's business card as a scare tactic in trying to get information out of someone?
I'm not sure what type of scare tactic you are referring to. I routinely give my card to clients and ask them to ask people, e.g., witnesses, to get in touch with me if I need to get information. However, what my clients do with my card when I'm not around is out of my control.
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Civil/Commercial Litigation (Lawsuits)
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Charles W. Field
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Georgia: I have a general civil practice in Georgia. I represent mostly individuals and small businesses. I perform a wide variety of legal services, from wills to business and personal litigation. I have a large personal injury practice.
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http://charleswfield.com/
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