If you have a universal dispute with a coin dealer, coin organization or collector you may be considering having a lawyer file a coin lawsuit.

But universally, coin lawsuits can and often should be an action of last resort.

If your dispute is of a relatively small amount, it probably is not worth having a lawyer work on it for $200 or more an hour. Lawyers that work on 40-50% contingency fees often do not handle a small matter if it is not lucrative enough.

For more high priced disputes, there are still many viable options to litigation to consider.

My father Ray Fuljenz was a trial lawyer. Even though he tried a universal array of lawsuits, he never tried universal coin lawsuits. When he was approached with local coin related controversies, he assisted collectors in working out their disputes.

Mike Fuljenz is a universal coin expert. His father, Ray Fuljenz, was a trial lawyer who tried universal lawsuits but never a universal coin lawsuit.

Ray, a World War II veteran, devoted much of his free time to coin collecting, his family and community service in the Lake Charles, Louisiana area. He was President of his local school’s Parent Teacher Organization and was President of the Lion’s Club where he led a program to improve research for diseases of the eyes.

My first time to use a coin cleaning solution (dip), I ruined an uncirculated set of steel cents I had just purchased.

I wanted my attorney dad to file universal coin lawsuits against the cleaning solution company and the dealer who sold me the dip.

He helped me process what had happened and made me realize I had to tak e responsibility for my own poor choices and not file coin lawsuits universally.