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How can someone to get a lawyer who will be pro bono, I have tried and tried to get one who will help me regarding a trial which our lawyer refuse to give evidence and we lost our farm over a man who perjured himself and made (lease) about over 100,000 dollars. He broke the lease agreement . Is there a lawyer who cares for justice out there? I gave all evidence to the displary councle and they told me I do need a lawyer.
Debbie: I have 2 suggestions for you: One - try to get as much publicity as possible on your situation/plight. Talk to you local newspaper and try to interest them in writing a story on your situation. Quite often the news wire services pick up articles of this kind and say you live in Nebraska a paper in Illinois for instance might run the story. Sooner or later some attorney will come forward and do pro bono your case. Two - try to get some TV coverage as well. Please e-mail me directly at johntroland@msn.com as to where you are located. Also you may to try to get on a radio talk show in your area.
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John A. Troland
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I have owned a television show production company, Trobray Television Productions,LLC since 1994. I produce a live one hour cable access call-in show by the name of Business Beat Live that airs in Connecticut. I can answer questions as to how to produce your own cable access show; how to get great guests, how to promote your show; how to write press releases for your show; how to get show volunteers; should you have a show co-host; should you use paid advertising to promote a special guest; suggest books, videos and publications useful as reference works to produce a quality show and invite selected individuals who respond to allexperts.com to be a guest on a "live" Business Beat Live tv show and receive "how to" suggestions and a critique of their on show appearance.
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have produced Business Beat Live tv show since May, 1995; produced
some 85 Chamber Happenings shows for local Chamber of Commerce
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