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Has anyone ever heard about this case:
"Saraswati v. Wildes, No. GIC742835 (Sup. Ct. San Diego County, Feb. 15, 2001). The case involved dual representation of an employer and its employee for employment-based immigrant visa processing and the ensuing adjustment of status filing on behalf of the employee. According to the facts of the case as reported, the sponsoring employer terminated the employee while the adjustment of status application was pending, at which time the law firm notified the INS of the termination, resulting in the revocation of the pending applications and causing the employee to fall out of lawful status. Of the $365,000 verdict, $300,000 was for emotional distress"
Has anyone heard of the similar case or know about good lawyer to file a legal malpractice lawsuit?
"Saraswati v. Wildes, No. GIC742835 (Sup. Ct. San Diego County, Feb. 15, 2001). The case involved dual representation of an employer and its employee for employment-based immigrant visa processing and the ensuing adjustment of status filing on behalf of the employee. According to the facts of the case as reported, the sponsoring employer terminated the employee while the adjustment of status application was pending, at which time the law firm notified the INS of the termination, resulting in the revocation of the pending applications and causing the employee to fall out of lawful status. Of the $365,000 verdict, $300,000 was for emotional distress"
Has anyone heard of the similar case or know about good lawyer to file a legal malpractice lawsuit?
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