WANTED - FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT ATTORNEY

Thank you for responding to my letter and/or email requesting your law firm to represent John Gregory Lambros in damage claims against Brazil for the illegal torture and extradition from Brazil to the United States.

Again, I am requesting a knowledgeable lawyer within the area of "The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act", as it is my belief that "FSlA" allows the sole basis for jurisdiction over Brazil for Extradition Treaty violations and false imprisonment.

I am requesting that you review the following letters l've written to other law firms that offer an excellent overview of facts within my case, that you must consider before we enter into our initial consultation, in the hope of saving time and resources.
LAMBROS FILES LAW SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL AND RIO de JANEIRO, BRAZIL FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT, RICO, FSIA, AND VIOLATIONS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CONSUMER PROTECTION PROCEDURES ACT (DCCPPA) - BY FALSELY REPRESENTING THE CONSTITUTION OF BRAZIL TO U.S. CITIZENS, BY ALLOWING LIFE SENTENCES AND SENTENCES OVER THIRTY (30) YEARS. D.C. CODE §3904 CREATES A STATUTORY RIGHT TO BE FREE FROM IMPROPER TRADE PRACTICES. See the following DECEMBER 23, 2016 "COMPLAINT".

December 23, 2016: FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT LAW SUIT ("FSIA"), filed in the SUPERIOR COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Civil Division. LAMBROS vs. Federative Republic of Brazil; State of Rio de Janeiro of the Federative Republic of Brazil; and John & Jane Doe's. The "COMPLAINT" is 132 pages in length with an additional 4 pages of exhibits. Total of 136 pages in PDF FORMAT. DOCKET NO. 2017-CA-929-B.

DOWNLOAD "FSIA" COMPLAINT AGAINST BRAZIL IN PDF FORMAT - 136 TOTAL PAGES.

PORTUGUESE TRANSLATION OF: "FSIA" COMPLAINT AGAINST BRAZIL IN PORTUGUÊS. FORMAT - 132 PAGES IN PORTUGUESE WITH 4 PAGES OF EXHIBITS IN ENGLISH - AS PER COURT "ORDER" ON APRIL 4, 2017. DOWNLOAD HERE.

December 23, 2016: "FSIA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL: LAMBROS vs. Federative Republic of Brazil, et al.. This is the "MOTION FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL AND MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT." This motion is 10 pages in length with an additional 14 pages of exhibits. Total of 24 pages in PDF FORMAT. DOCKET NO. 2017-CA-929-B

DOWNLOAD "FSIA" MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL IN PDF FORMAT - 24 TOTAL PAGES.

MARCH 1, 2017: "FSIA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL: LAMBR0S vs. Federative Republic of Brazil, et al., Docket No. 2017-CA-929-B. This motion is entitled "PLAINTIFF LAMBROS REQUESTS THE COURT TO "ORDER" THE OFFICERS OF THE COURT TO EFFECTUATE SERVICE OF PLAINTIFF' S COMPLAINT, MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL, SUMMONS, AND INITIAL SCHEDULING CONFERENCE ORDER TO ALL NAMED DEFENDANTS. PLAINTIFF LAMBROS IS PROCEEDING IN FORMA PAUPERIS AS OF FEBRUARY I0, 2017 "ORDER". See, Super. Ct. Cir. R. 54-II(i) - SERVICE OF PROCESS AND WITNESS FEES." This motion is 4 pages in length with 4 pages of exhibits. Total of 8 pages in PDF FORMAT.

DOWNLOAD "FSIA" MOTION TO EFFECTUATE SERVICE OF COMPLAINT IN PDF FORMAT - 8 TOTAL PAGES.

MARCH 1, 2017: "FSIA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL: LAMBROS vs. Federative Republic of Brazil, et al., Docket No. 2017-CA-929-B. This motion is entitled "PLAINTIFF LAMBROS REQUESTS COURT "ORDER" TO ATTEND THE "INITIAL SCHEDULING CONFERENCE" AND ALL LATER PRETRIAL, SETTLEMENT, OR STATUS CONFERENCES BY TELEPHONE OR AUDIO-VIDEO CONNECTION. PLAINTIFF IS PROCEEDING PRO SE AN INCARCERATED AT U.S. PENITENTIARY LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. See, Title 42 U.S.C. §1997e(f)." This motion is 3 pages in PDF FORMAT.

DOWNLOAD "FSIA" MOTION TO ATTEND COURT HEARINGS BY TELEPHONE OR AUDIO-VIDEO CONNECTION IN PDF FORMAT - 3 TOTAL PAGES.

MARCH 3, 2017 : "FSlA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL : LAMBROS vs. FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL, ET AL., Docket No. 2017-CA-929-B. The Court "ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL." This "ORDER" is two (2) pages in length in PDF Format.

DOWNLOAD COURT'S "ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL" - 2 TOTAL PAGES.

MARCH 14, 2017: "FSIA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL: LAMBROS vs. FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL, ET AL., Docket No. 2017-CA-929-B. The Court "ORDER" responding to Lambros' March 1, 2017 request and approving Lambros to appear by phone at the initial scheduling conference. This "ORDER" is two (2) pages in length in PDF Format.

DOWNLOAD COURT'S "ORDER" ALLOWING LAMBROS TO APPEAR BY PHONE AT HEARING - 2 TOTAL PAGES IN PDF FORMAT.

APRIL 4, 2017: "FSlA" SUIT AGAINST BRAZIL: LAMBROS vs. FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL, ET AL., Docket No. 2017-CA-929-B. The Court "ORDER" responding to Lambros' March 1, 2017 request for the Court to "ORDER" the officers of the court to effectuate service of Plaintiff's Complaint, etc. to defendants. The Court states Plaintiff must provide the exact name and mailing address of persons that will except service of process and ALSO A PORTUGUESE TRANSLATION OF THE DOCUMENTS THAT NEED TO BE SERVED. The stated Lambros has until June 5, 2017 to address the above issues or the Court will dismiss the defendants without prejudice. This "ORDER" is four (4) pages in length in PDF Format.

DOWNLOAD COURT'S "ORDER" REQUIRING LAMBROS TO TRANSLATE DOCUMENT - 4 TOTAL PAGES IN PDF FORMAT.


The following documents are in PDF FORMAT FOR DOWNLOADING:

1. May 28, 2015, Lambros letter to five (5) law firms that represented Paul Singer within NML CAPITAL vs. REPUBLIC OF ARGENTINA, 2011U.S. Dist. LEXIS 99502 (Dist. of NY, 2011), FSIA litigation.  CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IN PDF FORMAT.

2. June 10, 2015, letter to Attorney Ernesto J. Sanchez, the author of "The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act Deskbook."  CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IN PDF FORMAT.

3. December 12, 2014: LAMBROS' LETTER TO JOHANNA MARKIND, U.S. PAROLE COMMISSION. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IN PDF FORMAT.

4. March 10, 2015: "WHETHER BRAZIL'S CONSTITUTION 'DISCRIMINATES' AGAINST FOREIGN CITIZENS IN BRAZIL, WHEN THEY ARE NOT ENTITLED TO THE SAME CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS - FUNDAMENTAL AND ORGANIC LAW OF THE NATION - THAT BRAZILIAN'S ENJOY? CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IN PDF FORMAT.

Please note that I do not believe that I should of ever been extradited from Brazil, as the only sentence I could receive was a MANDATORY LIFE SENTENCE WITHOUT PAROLE, which I received after a jury trial and overturned on direct appeal. The Brazilian Constitution clearly states within Title II, Fundamental Rights and Guarantees, Chapter I, Individual and Collective Rights and Duties, ARTICLE 5, XLVII(b) "THERE SHALL BE NO SENTENCE OF LIFE", as the Brazilian Constitution consolidates ARTICLE 75 of the Brazilian Criminal Code which limits the MAXIMUM PRISON SENTENCE TO THIRTY (30) YEARS. See, STATE vs. PANG, 940 P2d 1293, 1352 (Washington, 1997.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW STATE vs. PANG IN READABLE FORMAT.

I believe a potential settlement from $150 to $500 million plus costs and attorney fees against Brazil is very realistic. See, SLEVIN vs. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE COUNTY OF DONA ANA, 934 F. Supp. 2d 1282, 1285 (Dist. of New Mexico, January 8, 2013)("Next, the jury found the Detention Center liable for the torts of FALSE IMPRISONMENT .... Finally, the jury fixed the amount of compensatory damages at $15.5 MILLION, to include $500,000 FOR EACH MONTH THAT PLAINTIFF WAS INCARCERATED, plus an additional $1 million for each year since Plaintiff's release from custody). Lambros was arrested in Brazil in 1991.

My research reveals that 28 U.S.C. §1605(a)(5)(B) DOES NOT exclude the following claims from the FSIA §1605(a)(5) tort exemption:
5. Infliction of mental or emotional distress.
6. False Imprisonment.
7. False Arrest.
8. Conspiracy to aid and abet false arrest and false imprisonment.
9. Battery.
10. Assault.

The facts and legal research I have compiled in this proposed action appears to present a favorable risk/reward opportunity to your firm in billable hours, that should not require substantial resources in brief preparation, litigation and favorable settlement and collections of award.

Please forward the financial resources needed to proceed in this action and/or most preferred pro bono/contingent fee contract.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and forwarding of information about your firm's FSIA practice and approach to client service in this matter.

Please write me at:
John Gregory Lambros
Reg. No. 00436-124
U.S. Penitentiary Leavenworth
P.O. Box 1000
Leavenworth, Kansas 66048-1000
www.Lambros.Name
Address of this page: FSIA.Lambros.Name