It's funny, but when I make an analogy about something I did with a financial transaction to my friend who is an Emergency Doctor, he always tells me that's not apple to apple... in the Emergency room, the patient can die.... the Stress level is vastly different.In this case, Yes, my Brokerage can get sued, but no one is going to die.I would say a better analogy would be going Pro Se (acting as your own lawyer) from reading books, hoping to win a case in Tenant/Landlord court in New York City.I've done that twice.The first case the tenant did not show up.

I’d be tempted to take a whirl at it pro se, or if there are other individual owners in the same boat, team up.

I wouldn't **** on the equity market too much, the S&P rose in the last 8 years more than most real estate.

File the suit pro se.

They could also showcase these features as an incentive to convert into paying PRO customers.You, I and other BP PRO see the value proposition in our ability, willingness to pay for such customer-centric features by parting additional $$'s as an INVESTMENT in ourselves to be better educated in the Subject Matter of our liking.cc: @brian turner, @Mindy Jensen, @Joshua Dorkin

Up to now, I have done everything through e-file, pro se.  

That would determine my reaction. if they are Pro Se and going to stand up in court themselves fighting for the MAX small claims judgement, let the PM do their thing.

It makes sense to me that unless she was pro se that she had her own legal fees, are the rest of the numbers you provided in some other link somewhere??

I must admit that I was a bit aggressive with my choice of wording as I was emotionally invested and let that dictate my prose.

He went to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy (Pro Se).