[header] How to sue for contract fraud [title] Ask for recommendations. [step] As soon as you suspect that fraud may have played a role in the execution of a contract between you and another party, you should contact a lawyer for advice. Even if you do not end up hiring a lawyer, they may be able to tell you whether fraud may have been at play.
[header] How to sue for contract fraud [title] Ask for recommendations. [step] As soon as you suspect that fraud may have played a role in the execution of a contract between you and another party, you should contact a lawyer for advice. Even if you do not end up hiring a lawyer, they may be able to tell you whether fraud may have been at play.
Start your lawyer search by asking friends and family for recommendations. Lawyers are usually people involved with the community and because of that many people often know one. Most likely, an attorney will know what you need help with, and can help outline the route you should take to seek employment. [substeps] You should get a referral to a lawyer who specializes in contracts. Call legal aid organizations to ask for referrals. [substeps] If you decide to involve someone other than the other party on the lawsuit, your lawyer should be able to point you in the direction of a trained and knowledgeable attorney. [substeps] Your lawyer can handle the entire case and give you some tips on how to file a lawsuit. You may be able to consult an attorney yourself, but ask friends or coworkers who've sued you for recommendations who have a good understanding of the law.