Can someone have standing to sue based on equitable subrogation?

There is a principle of law called constructive trust that may apply in your situation. Subrogation is something very different. Don't try to do...

Is the only way to fire an attorney to have that same attorney file a motion to withdraw or can I file the motion?

You don't need to make a motion. You can discharge your attorney any time for any reason or no reason. Just make sure you have arranged first for...

Is it ethical and potentially damaging for plaintiffs atty to leave his expert witness alone with def atty at deposition?

The attorney produces an expert witness for deposition without preparing the witness first, and then leaves his witness in the deposition...

Is there anything I can do about losing my job from breaking my ankle?

In general, unless you had an employment contract or a union contract, you are considered an employee at will and can be terminated for any reason...

Soft tissue injury from vehicle pedestrian accident

There are a three basic ways to get over threshold. Two that might apply to your case are disabled 90 out of 180 days following the injury, or a...

Can I rearrange my accident settlement that I had no part in creating? (Created while I was a minor)

If you consider selling a structure to a funding company you should be aware that you are going to get a lot less money in a lump sum than you...

I'm not a doctor but I have some knowledge of this procedure. They always use surgical clips in the area where they take out the gall bladder. That...

Can we sew , the man that hurt us , in a civil court for medical bills pain and suffering

You could sue the assailant for assault and battery. Contact a personal injury attorney in your area.

I am disabled and my lawyers take advantage of me. They havent showed me any papers on my case or records of my finances in 13 y

Lawyers have an ethical obligation to keep their clients informed. I can't tell you much more than that because you have provided almost no...

Is it unethical for an attorney to fire his client for asking questions regarding their case?

An attorney owes a duty of loyalty to his client and can't "fire the client" without court approval once he has accepted a retainer and performed...