How can I get a copy of the retainer from a lawyer?
A lawyer is required to give a client a copy of a retainer agreement. If s/he refuses, contact the Departmental Disciplinary Committee for the...
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A lawyer is required to give a client a copy of a retainer agreement. If s/he refuses, contact the Departmental Disciplinary Committee for the...
Reposting to Family, as this is in no way about Litigation.
Reposting to Landlord & Tenant for more precise responses.
Question is unclear on many levels. First, are in the Second Circuit or the N.Y. Court of Appeals? Second, have you already been granted poor...
The government may have an automatic stay of all proceedings pursuant to CPLR 5519(a)(1). They file their brief and record, you file your brief,...
Reposting to Criminal Defense. Clemency is rare, and a pardon even more rare. Perhaps you can explain why the sentence was so steep for what you...
Two misdemeanors don't set you up for a felony so, no, you are not facing prison, although jail is a possibility. Get an attorney right away--you...
You can posit legitimate objections to the costs, most of which are statutorily authorized, but the facts of the case are no longer on the table.
Unless you and the case qualify for the one of the tolling provisions in CPLR Art. 2, the answer is no. Reposting to Litigation.
It all depends on what the retainer says, although this does not appear to be the sort of case handled on a contingency basis.