It may be a scam. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give your address or other information), and...

If this is from criminal or traffic charges and they were awarded by a judge, they might not expire.

Yes it is likely an ethical violation. If the client has an issue with this she can seek a new attorney and complain to the Bar.

Have the attorney put in writing, such as an email, stating he will provide the refund, how much, and when before you sign.

Yes this might be a case. Experienced malpractice attorneys should review the facts to determine if there may have been malpractice.

Look for a malpractice attorney anywhere in the state. The attorney does not have to be from the exact city.

The short answer is that that would not be enough to warrant a case. But if there was a breach of the standard of care that caused you harm,...

Note, You must respond in the legal way and on time with, for example a motion or an answer with affirmative defenses. Failure to do so could...

It is not too late but only if they will agree. Anything that is agreed to, get in writing. —————

You may have to prove it was not your fault. To do so you may need to sue. First, check with the DMV to see how you can contest liability...