Law Firm Contact Limits

Summary

Repeated contact with a law firm may be considered harassment if it disrupts operations, is aggressive, or continues after a request to stop. If a firm sends a written notice to cease communication, it indicates they no longer wish to be contacted. Document interactions and seek advice from another legal professional if needed.

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Why would it be considered excessive and unwelcome?
Contacting a law firm might be considered excessive and unwelcome if:
- The frequency of contact disrupts their normal operations.
- The nature of the communication is aggressive or threatening.
- The firm has explicitly requested that you stop contacting them.
Are you having ongoing issues with a particular law firm?
What is an example of a law firm explicitly requested that you stop contacting them.
An example of a law firm explicitly requesting you to stop contacting them would be if they send you a written notice, such as an email or letter, stating that they no longer wish to receive communication from you. This could happen if they've previously informed you verbally and the contact continues. Are you currently dealing with a situation like this?
What do you mean by: "This could happen if they've previously informed you verbally and the contact continues."?
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When I say "This could happen if they've previously informed you verbally and the contact continues," it means that if a law firm has told you in person or over the phone to stop contacting them, and you continue to reach out despite this request, they might follow up with a written notice to stop. This typically happens if the initial verbal request goes unheeded. Are you dealing with a similar situation?