If you have proof that you would not incur additional fees unless you were advised in advance you have a strong basis to dispute the fees. You may...

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If the attorney missed the statute of limitations by not filing the lawsuit while the attorney represented you, there is a legal malpractice case.

Yes. You can bring a motion for satisfaction of judgment.

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Yes they can. To avoid this, look into suing them to show you do not owe them. Another possibility is a settlement.

There are several attorneys who specialize in legal malpractice. If your attorney missed the deadline to file you have a case.

There may or may not have been malpractice, more if the facts need to be analyzed. The other component of a case is the harm caused by...

It may be past the time you can sue. While what occurred could be considered malpractice, the harm caused, even as bad as it is, would not...

Seek out experienced MALPRACTICE attorneys in the state where this occurred.

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