Intent and Mission

Our intent is to actively pursue tax deductible individual and corporate donations and grants.  These donations and grants will be used to help provide education to the public. These donations will also be used to financially assist the public by referring them to the proper parties, possibly attorneys, in pursuing the recovery of their financial losses, etc. due to the unprofessional conduct of their former attorneys and others within the professional arena.  It is also our belief that by educating the public as to their rights and redress we will be well on the way to the reforms that are desperately needed on behalf of “All the People”.

It is the intent of the Constitution and our belief that all men are created equal.  In that regard, all men should be afforded the same rights under the Constitution.  The monetary or educational inequities that one possesses should not be construed as a disadvantage in the due process rights within the legal and professional systems.  Rather, We the People, need to think of these times as “the era of human kindness”. It is our responsibility to help make this world a better place for “All the People”.

We have appointed a Board of Regents that is compiled of both professional and lay people. This diverse group has the same passion, desire and commitment to see that fiduciary relationships between professionals and their clients maintain the highest degree of ethical standards and trust, and that the interests of the clients always remain first and foremost. We are confident that this group of men and women share our Intent and Mission to help in restoring the public's confidence in the System. We need to renew the positive image that we have maintained in the past for professionals for the sake of those professionals and "All the People".

Victims of the System is in its developmental stage.  Therefore, much work still needs to be done and we ask for you to continue to check our site for the progress that we will be pursuing for the benefit of “All the People”.

To educate the public and to assist the public in providing redress to recover from financial and emotional ruin caused by the legal and professional systems.