Some attorney can't just tell you have to pay his clients legal fee's. In some cases such as injury waivers that are signed beforehand, there is often a clause about all legal fee's being paid by the plaintiff but I'm not sure if that's even enforeceable. Depending on the size of the lawsuit and the time involved, the winning party can apply for party to party cost's but rarely get all their legal fees paid. In small claims, it's rare when any party to party costs are awarded. Is Elavon world wide a subsidary of World wide or vice/versa? Usually when you file against a company, you have to go to a business registration office and request a copy of the business's title which includes share holders and the official address. It sounds like some lawyer is just trying to harass you. It can all be straightened out at the pre-trial meeting. You should be able to withdraw a claim anytime you want. Cases have been settled 2 minutes before entering the court room.
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