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Don’t expect quick dismissal just because employee has decided to act as his own attorney

07/25/2012

When an employee represents himself, prepare for a fight—even if you know the claim doesn’t have much merit. That’s because courts don’t like to toss out cases without giving every benefit of the doubt to employees who can’t find attorneys to represent them.

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