If your attorney is refusing to speak with you and provide you with your recovery, you may file a complaint against the attorney with the Attorney...

Without more detail, it is difficult to know what the proper steps are. You may consider consulting the agency that arranged for the representation...

You can file a complaint with the Attorney Grievance Committee in the jurisdiction where the attorney practices. They will not award you any...

An attorney does not have responsibility for the acts undertaken by their predecessor; however, the new attorney could be responsible if they...

A violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct may be malpractice, but it does not necessarily constitute malpractice. I recommend you call a...

It is common for opposing attorneys to have prior experience with one another. Positive and/or negative past dealings can cut both ways, and...

Attorneys owe duties to their clients, not to opposing parties. Your opponent's attorney may indeed be biased against you, but that is not...

No, you cannot buy a trustee out of their duty as a trustee. The specifics depend on the terms of the trust agreement, but a trust requires that it...

Attorneys only owe duties of confidentiality and privilege to their clients, not to other (even associated) parties. It is not improper for the...

Sexual relations with clients are governed by Rule 1.8(j) of the Rules of Professional Conduct. This rule prohibits attorneys from entering into...