National Law Firm of Carl E. Person - Contingent Fee - Types of Cases

I am looking for interesting civil litigation to be commenced anywhere in the United States, in the federal and state courts, mainly on a contingent-fee basis. The following types of cases are of the most interest to me:

Federal Statutes, Primarily

• Admiralty (relating to lost treasure)
• Antitrust, monopolization, conspiracy in restraint of trade
• Bankruptcy litigation, including abandonment of debtors' claims
• Civil rights, against government agency or government officials
• Class actions under federal rules
• Copyright infringement
• Disability discrimination, Americans with Disability Act (ADA) and Rehabilitation Act
• Discrimination in employment as to age, sex, race, religion, country of origin
• Environmental problems, including CERCLA, Comprehensive Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980
• RTC, Resolution Trust Corporation, FIRREA, Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989
• Excessive governmental regulation
• First amendment, due process and other constitutional issues, state and federal
• Lanham Act, false designation of origin
• Patent infringement
• Price discrimination
• RICO, Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act
• Refusals to deal
• Securities fraud, fraud on market
• Telecommunications
• Unfair competition
• Whistleblower

State Law, Primarily

• Breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing
• Breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty
• Breach of joint venture or partnership agreement
• Business or securities fraud or deceit or business tort
• Class actions, shareholders' derivative actions
• Defamation, libel, slander
• Discrimination in employment as to sexual preference, age, sex, race, religion, country of origin
• Failure to pay royalties to artists, performers
• Financing of litigation by selling shares in lawsuit
• Franchisee-franchisor problems
• Fraud, misrepresentation, deceit, negligent misrepresentation
• Inducing breach of contract
• Interference with advantageous business or contractual relationships
• Internet, data processing, software problems
• Lenders liability or bank wrongdoing, failure to lend
• Medical licensing and residency suspensions and terminations
• Privatization problems
• Products liability
• Refusals by government to license
• Termination of contracts or franchises
• Theft of idea, misappropriation of idea or property
• Tortious destruction of business

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