Maybe, but you need to ask yourself whether you want to put up the attorney fees to bring such a case. Realistically, you are talking about a...

1. Why bother with the complaint at this point? There is nothing for you to gain. 2. Ethics complaints made against opposing counsel are taken...

ETHICS: Are Attorneys Allowed to Share Work Product With Other Attorneys Whom Haven't Filed an Appearance in the Case?

It would help to answer your question if you described the scenario of concern. As far as a general answer.... Work product, by itself, is not...

Legal malpractice help with criminal defense lawyer

Unfortunately, you haven't relayed any facts that indicate that the attorney actually did anything wrong. Your dissatisfaction does not mean that...

Need a cease and desist letter written to a charter school, to stop unfair treatment of my daughters

This question and answer forum is not for soliciting attorneys and there is no way for anyone to contact you anyway (and it would be unethical to...

What does the law mean when it says: "counsel must certify that the withdrawal meets the Rules of Professional Conduct"?

It would be in the motion to withdraw. All it would say is that Movant certifies that this withdrawal request meets the requirements of the Rules...

Filing adversary.proceeding in bankruptcy court to expose fraud by lender/servicer? Does that stop the payment requirement?

In light of the Supreme Court decision in Stern V. Marshall and the subsequent decisions, you might have a problem. A tort law fraud claim will...

Children and Dr. Bills during divorce

I can't speak for IN specifically, but the law doesn't usually get that specific. Generally, division of medical expenses is something that gets...

I need to file bankruptcy, but I do not qualify for legal aid. I have no money to pay a lawyer, and I have no idea where to even

If you don't qualify for legal aid, then by definition, you have enough money to afford a lawyer. There is a bankruptcy lawyer for every budget and...

Can I be evicted for insufficient rent in the same month after they accepted partial payment?

Yes, a default is still a default. The landlord may accept partial payment and still evict you.