I recently contacted the great "Gerry Spence, Attorney at Law," in an effort to file lawsuits against those who mislead the public regarding The Public Duty Doctrine. Here was their reply:
"August 30, 2010
"Dear Mr. McMillan:
"Our firm is very pleased that you contacted us regarding your situation. Unfortunately, one of the things that makes Mr. Spence and the rest of us feel badly is that it is impossible to help everybody. Sometimes we feel guilty about that.
"We want you to know that if we could help you we would, but we can't give you any advice. We wish we could refer you to an attorney in your area, but we haven't anyone in mind.
"Be sure to contact a local attorney right away about the Statute of Limitations. There are specific times periods that govern how long you have to file a case or make a claim. You can lose your right to sue if you are not careful. Do not delay in this regard.
"We also want you to know how complimented we are that you cared enough to contact us. Our wishes go out to you for good success in your endeavor to get justice. It's hard. Don't give up.
"Sincerely,
"R. Daniel Fleck
Of the Spence Law Firm, LLC"
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