Thomas Ice. Photo: Melanie Bell
The firm says there's widespread ignorance about a rule that allows it to write, but not sign, documents prepared for litigants representing themselves in court.
February 27, 2018 at 01:31 PM
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A Palm Beach County law firm is running afoul of some judges and opposing counsel who balk at the behind-the-scenes help it offers pro se litigants.
Ice Legal faces pitfalls from judges, who’ve sanctioned at least one of its clients and demanded the firm’s attorneys show their face in litigation involving their “ghostwritten” pleadings.
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