not to give advice or collect money or appear in court....just to create one (letter head/or like a intro letter) to send to a few companies to scare them and get their attention...letter would state "we represent X)
is this illegal?
(im worried for my friend shes needs a letter for a law firm n cannot afford a lawyer to write or represent her)
my friend wants to do it not me ; )
how does being incorporated help?
Answer by Boatin' in VA!
Want to go to jail for fraud? If so, go ahead and do it.
Answer by wizjp
You are comitting fraud.
You do not have a law degree, no right to practice law, are not incorporated, and are not a law firm.
Really bad idea.
Try legal aid.
Answer by Dana B
You're probably committing fraud and definitely opening yourself up to criminal charges for practicing law without a license.
Answer by Barry C
Incorporation for the purpose of breaking a law makes things worse, not better.
She will be guilty of practicing law without a license. It is easy and prudent for anyone getting a nastygram like that to check the license, and I am guessing your friend will be completely incapable of writing convincing legalese anyway.
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