What happens if a potential client meets with an attorney to discuss the issue, but the defendant already hired the same person?

I agree with my colleagues. If you actually discussed strategy or provided any confidential information, the lawyer will need to withdraw from...

I have tried asking my attorney, by text message to be less intrusive on his time,if he owes me any money.No response for weeks.

I would try to use a different manner of communication. Many attorneys do not communicate via text message. Even if he has communicated via text...

If you're representing yourself in a case, can the opposing party's attorney call you and give you legal advice?

Opposing counsel cannot give you legal advice. But he didn't give you legal advice. He told you that you served the incorrect person and that you...

My lawyer filed a motion to withdraw less than 30 days AFTER case being settled? Why?

If the case has settled, the lawyer withdraws. You should ask him why you haven't received anything. Most likely he is still awaiting the check or...

Can I sue Time Warner for harassing my 85 year old mother twice a day over a past due bill that she has paid and can prove it?

If the cable company is violating debt collection laws then your mother might have a claim. I would suggest you look for an attorney who...

Do I need an attorney

You may, you may not. I don't mean to be flippant but it is impossible to answer your question without detailed information (which you shouldn't...

Sorry to hear about your injuries. If you haven't already informed Acme about what happened, you would be wise to do so. But, keep in mind that...

How can I sue Google for ruining my professional life?

Google is immune from liability for what other people write. Your argument is not with Google. If you believe you have been defamed, your best bet...

Lawyer Complaint

You can take the bill to the better business bureau, sure. But, there are a couple of steps I would suggest first. 1. If you haven't done so,...

Can I do anything

You have a statute of limitations problem. The statute of limitations for medical malpractice cases in Pennsylvania is 2 years. That statute would...