Seeking Plaintiffs for Lawsuit Challenging Unlicensed Practice of Law — Have you been harmed?

I'm organizing a civil lawsuit alleging unlicensed practice of law and looking for individuals who believe they suffered harm because a non‑lawyer provided legal advice/services in immigration or other legal matters.

Who I’m looking for:

• You received legal advice, representation, or case‑specific documents from someone not licensed as an attorney (or not DOJ‑accredited, where required). 
• Because of that assistance you experienced a concrete harm (lost immigration relief, missed deadlines, financial loss, denial, deportation risk, etc.). 
• You’re willing to share documents and speak with counsel under confidentiality.

What participation involves

• A short intake and document review (by counsel). 
• Providing a written statement and any supporting records (emails, contracts, filings). 
• Possible declaration or testimony if the case proceeds. 
• No upfront fees; costs will be handled by the organizing attorneys.

Privacy and protections

• Initial outreach and intake will be confidential. 
• You will be informed about any obligations, risks, and potential outcomes before joining. 
• You are encouraged to consult an attorney before agreeing to participate.

If you think you qualify

• Please DM me or email joe@jaesq.com with: (1) brief summary of what happened, (2) dates, (3) any harm suffered, and (4) whether you have any documents. Include “UPL lawsuit” in the subject line.

Note: This post is to find potential plaintiffs. It is not legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is formed unless and until a written agreement is signed by both the lawyer and the client. No promise of financial benefit is offered. Any next steps will be handled by licensed counsel only.