Re: Firing your attorney

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On 2/20/03, Jim wrote:
> 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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