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Tuesday, March 24, 2026

Finding a lawyer when the PGT is involved.

 Possible reasons that lawyers refuse to act when the PGT is a party.


1.  Frear of institutional retaliation or reputational risk.

    i) Lawyers worry that opposing the PGT would jeopardize their standing with the courts, other government agencies, or future referrals.

    ii) The PGT is seen as a trusted institutional actor.  Challenging them might be viewed as adversarial or risky, especially if the lawyer relies on goodwill within the legal community.


2. Quiet collusion or professional courtesy.

    i) there maybe unspoken norms.  Do not rock the boat.  Do not challenge the PGT or Don't take on cases that expose systemic failure.

    ii) lawyers may feel pressure not to expose misconduct or negligence by fellow professionals, especially if it implicates fiduciaries, notaries, or other lawyers. Creates "favour clubs."


3. Moral Cowardice.

    i) Sme lawyers simply do not want to confront injustice when it is institutional.  They prefer clean cases, not ones that expose moral collapse of professional complicity.  


Threatening an institution such as the PGT fails vulnerable persons, fiduciaries betray trust, and legal professionals look away.  

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When my trip started I contributed my confusion to those involved lawyers being amateurs, they were not amateurs they were specialized in framing.  And they were good.  Their poisoning made sure that I would never be able to hire a professional.  I was expendible. And who are these lawyers, they are groomers.  They groom with half truths to those who exercise their lives through greed.  In other words, bullies who extend their reach to cohorts who support what they are doing even without knowledge that they are being supportive.   A misplaced comma can destroy your life and your belief system in the legal system.   And now I am thinking of a converstion when Leah discussed with Rule, lawyer from Kelowna, that they were going to get me.  Get me for what.....  

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