A bad statment made in a professional place that I did not appreciate at all.

Respectfully, I do not think you can do anything other than complain to their supervisor about inappropriate talk. But I under certain...

Is it ethical for me to accept retainage for expert witness services from both plaintiff and defense?

New Hampshire law aside, in general it would not be strange or odd for parties to jointly agree on using a single expert. But unless there is a...

Has my lawyer violated client-lawyer confidentiality?

That sounds a little strange to me, have you asked the attorney what happened? Maybe he was under the impression he was talking with you?

Yes, I think it is proper to make day to day legal strategy decisions on the case, isn't that what you are paying the attorney to do? If you want...

If the plaintiff in a case donates thousands of dollars to the judges ex-spouse is this a conflict of interest for the defendant

Intuitively it just doesn't make sense to infer the judge has a conflict because a party has dealt with an ex spouse. However, there is nothing to...

Should I sue my Lawyer?

Since your case is still pending there is nothing you can sue your attorney about. If you are unhappy with your attorney you can always fire him...

I hired an Arkansas Attorney to handle a civil rights case for me and he deliberately dropped the ball?What can I do?

You need to get another lawyer immediately and determine if you can refile. Second, this sounds like it could be legal malpractice as well. ...

My attorney refuses to communicate with me until I threaten to to go the board of professional responsibility

The attorney can withdraw but if this done in retaliation for you invoking the bar because the lawyer refused to communicate with you in the first...

My law firm split up I have no representation but the court thinks I do and the court won't ? what do I do?

Mr. Roth is absolutely correct, counsel is not permitted to abandon clients just because they are having a business dispute. They need to inform...

Can I sue my Attorney by myself.

Yes you can sue the attorney. Depending on the amount of the lost backpayment it could be a small claims action in your state that you can handle...