You should use the Find a Lawyer function in Avvo. The Broward Bar Association also has a lawyer referral service including a low fee panel. Good...

More information would be needed. You should retain counsel to look at the litigation file or if not in litigation then documents reflecting the...

Probably because they either perceive arbitration as a faster, more private and less expensive process, or because they perceive it as favoring...

It’s very hard to understand your question. If the judge directed a lawyer to file a proposed order then the judge should set a deadline.

Can you? Yes. Should you? Probably not. You may have signed documents that limit their liability and/or require you to arbitrate rather than...

Depending on your case, you probably need to pick the appropriate one — direct appeal or writ. You should retain appellate counsel.

Retain counsel to initiate the arbitration. I would reach out to them to give them a last opportunity to perform.

There are many deadlines in litigation. It depends on the court, the case, the motion or other filing in question. If you are a party to...

Filings made by the prior attorney will still be part of the court file.

Yes. If you mean to propose settlement in the generic sense, a letter "for settlement purposes only" that specifically outlines the proposal. If...