Can the lawyer give a written fee agreement years later to cover up his mistake Or does it have to be signed by client?

I am not clear here what you are seeking. if the lawyer is alleged to have committed malpractice you should make a claim to him, if he owes you...

I hired a attorney to represent me in a trust case after my mother died. She lived in San Francisco he filed in Alameda Cty but

You need to check your fee agreement but you ought to be able to dispute the fee. if you signed an arbitration agreement, why not take him to...

University forces international students to purchase health insurance.

I think this is a common practice with universities further it does not target international students as any student graduating might be in the...

To whom can I report a lawyer's rather deceptive, misleading, "over the top" advertising?

Sorry but I fail to see the problem here. You are not the attorney's client nor does the ad copy seem fraudulent in general.

Is this considered fraud?

The so called friend is accusing you of forgery not fraud. I suggest contacting an attorney and having a strongly worded letter sent to your chum...

What is the Attorney Liable for? We lost our home to mortgage fraud. We paid the Bar Association a fee to refer a Real Estate

I agree with my colleague, the California Bar needs to clean up these bottom feeders and misery chiselers. File an ethics complaint with the state...

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QWe are victims of Bank Fraud and are currently fighting our own case Pro Se to get the money that was wiped out of our savings

Unfortunately, the Court will not provide you a lawyer in a civil case. The Court may have a pro bono list but litigation of the sort you are...

In what state does my lawyer need to be licensed?

It depends where you want to sue - California, Utah, Florida or elsewhere. I suggest suing in California where you live.

Seriously, the IRS is very likely not going to be interested in this sort of case. If this happened while you were married it sounds like something...

My previous attorney's Retainer stated that he had malpractice insurance and he did not. CA Bar did not discipline him. Fraud?

As noted you may have waited too long but if there was fraud or concealment by the attorney the time limit for filing suit could be as long as four...

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