Elizabeth G. Stouder - a Portland, United States Commercial Lawyer

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Portland Commercial Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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By Anonymous on Jul. 24, 2020
Hired Attorney 2020

I do NOT recommend this attorney or her law office at all. She "acted" as my attorney and filed a "Stipulation of dismissal," dismissing a case that I told her that I did NOT want dismissed. I did not authorize or want this motion filed. I did NOT have knowledge of this document until AFTER it was filed. She did not look out for my best interests and went behind my back to do something that I specifically told her not to do. I have filed a complaint with the Maine Bar Overseers and will now have to file a motion to the Court, which states that she was not authorized by me to make such a decision and that her actions were a "breach of duty."

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Portland, ME

465 Congress Street
Post Office Box 9545
Portland, ME 04112 - 9545

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Phone: (207) 774-7474

Fax: (207) 774-1343

Website: http://www.rwlb.com

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Elizabeth G. Stouder - Portland, ME