Re: Firing your attorney

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On 10/28/01, undermined wrote:
> I am invovled in a law suit with my former employer. My
> attorney has been acting very strangely since meeting with
> their attorneys. He has not scheduled depositions or
> subpoened evidence and documents as nescessary. He seems
> intent on accomadating the employer at every turn.
>
> If I fire him will I be able to file a motion for
> postponement of my scheduled deposition? Will I be able to
> postpone other upcoming events till I aquire another
> attorney?
Im going thru same thing,Workers comp.no att.wants to take
case no money in it.I had 3 surgerys been going on 5 years
neck1 and shoulder 2 times still have problems&pain.had quack
for the 2 shoulders the dr.released me and my att.wants to go
along and all of sudden this dr.is god.when I got this
att.told me this dr.is corner cutter for insurance co AND HE
WOULD GET HIS DRS. TO DISPUTE HIS CLAIMS CAUSE THIS DR put me
back before i needed to & cut my benifits hes FOR
INS.CO.Every att.I contacted said this dr.was on the take.My
att.Been acting like hes changed sides and wants me to settle
for small amount.After meeting with former employers att.no
medical at all.I got put off,but still have this att.want to
fire but dont no what do.I think my att.sold me out,but dont
look like i can get any legal help.they starved me out at
first and havent let up.I hope we can find help.I would like
to give this case to new att.like hes first case.Ive done
seen them in action they get job done if not,there are found
trying.Good luck jim

Re: Firing your attorney, 9/27/03, by Amber.

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