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Legal Representation (in effect, denied)
Submitted by Michael T. Lappas (not verified) on Tue, 08/12/2008 - 5:34pmRecently I was involved in a small claims dispute. I was offered to participate in the mediations process prior a hearing. I arrived at the court and I wasn't on the days calendar. The clerk stated not to worry she'd take of it. They penciled me in on the days calendar. I saw the list! I was then seen before the judge and a decision followed later in the mail. I spoke to the clerk before leaving on that day of the hearing. Sher stated that sometimes they go directly to the hearing bypassing the mediation. My lawyer said he did not need to attend the mediation but should the claim go to trial he would be there for me. Without prior notice of the hearing, I was in effect denied counsel! Is there a rule of the court stating this exception? Please respond. Thank you