In small-claims court, attorneys cannot represent other litigants but they can represent themselves or corporations if they are the sole shareholder.

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In small-claims court, attorneys cannot represent other litigants but they can represent themselves or corporations if they are the sole shareholder.

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In small-claims court, individuals typically represent themselves, but attorneys can represent themselves or a corporation if they are the sole shareholder, as they are essentially representing their own interests.

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