We can dramatically reduced or almost eliminate that percentage. This site introduces the concept of Federal regulation of lawyers using a model currently applied to the futures industry. The model has proven to be successful over the past 30 years and is easily adapted to regulating all lawyers. If site content stimulates an inner prompting to do something constructive, please pass it along to anyone that can use the ideas offered.
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New York City has no regulatory process that prevents lawyers from facilitating estate theft. More important, victims need the civil litigation process to recover. Half-dead they have to finance their own recovery, when clearly other alternatives exist. Finally, lawyers facilitating ill-intended endeavors continue their illicit activities without regulatory intervention.
Conditioned to play ping-pong with each other using human life for financial gain, the game never ends because there is nobody to stop them.
The deadly cancer of immorality permeates our civil “justice” system. Regulators lacking leadership and a backbone of truth are the cause of financial ills deliberately built into our spineless regulatory system. The problem is easy to rectify and has already proven successful. Link to A Superior Model for Regulatory Reform.
In commodities, victims of ill-intended white-collar activity can file a complaint with the National Futures Association and/or file a reparations claim with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Disputes are resolved within eight months.
All complaints and actions taken against commodity professionals are public record. Anyone getting involved with the industry can easily research all records. How do we protect the public against ill-intended lawyers? Another layer of unnecessary risk dumped onto the public!
The evolving regulatory model used in commodities has proven itself superior to any regulatory model currently used in the USA! It is almost 2008. US citizens subject to archaic, deceitful methods of regulation is inexcusable, especially when regulators knowingly do nothing.
Regulating legal professionals is KEY for dramatically reducing white-collar crime. The American Bar Association is NOT A regulator, nor are state Grievance Committees.
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