Re: Overbilling Attorney
Posted by M'sta Mikey on 7/12/05
On 7/12/05, mike leveque wrote: > My 19 year old child died in a car crash. My ex wife hires > an Attorney. Me and ex had 4 insurance policies on our > child, the attorney filled out the proper paperwork and > recieved around 200,000 in money that was already on the > table. I.E. Life insurance policies. He then charged > 48,500 for his work. I dispute this because he only filled > out 4 forms. But since I did'nt hier him I can't have it > Arbtrated. But since my child did'nt have a will me and ex > split 50/50. Is there anyone who knows any case laws, or > opinions where since I believe he is overcharging. But I > can't anything about it? With all due respect, how do you know you were overbilled? Check with your ex and have her give you a copy of the agreeement. Was the attorney billing hourly or did he/she accept a contingency? If hourly, ask ex for a detailed billing outlining services & charges for said services. Know before you "go"!
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Overbilling Attorney, 7/12/05, by mike leveque.
- Re: Overbilling Attorney, 7/12/05, by M'sta Mikey.
- Re: Overbilling Attorney, 7/12/05, by rrr.
- Re: Overbilling Attorney, 5/03/06, by larry.
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