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“Ghostwriting” Not Allowed for Plaintiff Without a Lawyer

By Thomas J. Crane on December 10, 2013
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

One of the unique aspects of employment law is that many persons enter into the judicial system representing themselves.  An old saying holds that a lawyer who would represent himself has a fool for a client.  That is, someone who tries to represent himself will make many mistakes, because that person is too emotionally involved…

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