Any personal injury attorney in the state that would have jurisdiction over your case would an appropriate attorney to evaluate your case.

If you got hurt at work, you need a workers' comp lawyer. Nothing in your post suggests the need for a personal injury lawyer.

There are a couple of red flags in your post. But I would not jump to the conclusion that your retiring lawyer is not going to handle things...

I am sorry you are having this bad experience. I don’t treat people that way, but a handful of attorneys apparently do. Your attorney...

You will not be able to change anything without the help of a good workers’ comp specialist attorney. Do your research and choose your lawyer...

Might depend on the reason for the dismissal. If he has damages it is worth finding an attorney to handle it properly.

I don’t practice in your state, but my recollection of the elements of malicious prosecution is that it requires acquittal. If a conviction...

There is probably a procedural rule in the applicable Rules of Civil Procedure that would give you the answer. Look specifically at the rules...

Lawyers in NC are ethically prohibited from "soliciting someone in need of legal services" in the fashion that you propose. You will need to...

Ask your lawyer. You stated that you have one. He or she is in a much better position to answer your questions than anyone else on this...