Re: Can an Attorney be sued if they are found guity by their
Posted by Mary C, Dryden on 3/05/04
On 2/20/04, David wrote:
> Not too long ago I filed a complaint against an attorney
> for many things, among which was trying to extort me by
> threating criminal charges if I did not back off suing a
> business they have a third party relationship with. This
> attorney is not legal counsel for the business I was
> dealing with.. My question is, if the bar association finds
> in my favor, can I then sue the attorney? If I can, which
> state would I have to do it in since I live in one state
> and the attorney is in another state?
David good luck Yes you can sue an attorney you just will
never find another attorney to do it, if you do find one the
new attorney will ask for such a large retainer fee that you
cant pay, and why would you want to pay another attorney to
sue an attorney when the new attorney will only rip you
off. Attorneys have too much power over a person and they
know it they can ruin your life and you cant do a thing about
it, the bar association does not help the layman . Good
luck Daived i could go on forever im losing my home because
of our legal system
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Can an Attorney be sued if they are found guity by their bar, 2/20/04, by David.
- Re: Can an Attorney be sued if they are found guity by their, 3/05/04, by Mary C, Dryden.
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