Lawyer doesn't do agreed upon work. How can I handle payment?
You should bring your concerns to your attorney and attempt to work it out. Otherwise, you can go to a fee arbitration with the attorney.
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You should bring your concerns to your attorney and attempt to work it out. Otherwise, you can go to a fee arbitration with the attorney.
Yes, she can make a claim for breach of oral contract and possibly breach of fiduciary duty and related claims. However, as all this was oral, it...
Yes. There is no "special license" required to practice civil law if you are criminal attorney. You must just be a member of the State Bar.
If you followed the proper corporate formalities, then no, you are not personally liable.
No, they cannot legally do that. You should have an attorney send a demand letter.
Yes, you need to pay this amount back. It doesn't legally belong to you.
What type of malpractice? Legal? Medical?
Consult with a civil/consumer attorney.
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There is no form for this. You need to enter into a stipulation to continue trial with the other side or file a motion to continue the trial.
Unless you have suffered injuries, unfortunately, you do not have much of a claim here.