Anyone know any Malpractice Attorney's

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Originally Posted by Greyfox

On the mark in most instances.

But you started this thread.
Aren't you the guy behind the avatar that wants to go down this track?? G"Luck.

If you obtain an attorney, they are suppose to protect your rights. When certain basic language is left out of an agreement, things that I understand are lawyer 101 but the average Joe is not suppose to know and every lawyer knows, why should I have to pay for these mistakes? Lets forget about the money, why is nobody held responsible? If I just complained to the bar, what would they do?

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Let me add I got rid of the guy right after a judge ruled her hands are tied because of this agreement. I have the transcript, she said the agreement is terrible and used words such as "unfortunate" At the very least the bar should order the firm to file motions to fix their mistakes and eat the costs. But as far as I know that doesn't happen

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Originally Posted by Dahoss9698

I would contact another lawyer and stop seeking legal advice on a message board.

I was talking to greyfox because he was being nice and needed a bit more info. The topic of the thread is for a referral to a legal malpractice lawyer. Have a great day!

[JustCoolGene]

I once sat on a jury where an attorney was sued for malpractice because of the way he handled the divorce filings for the woman in a divorce. Her husband left her and moved out of state, which created special circumstances in the way her attorney should have filed the divorce papers. In court, the malpractice attorney she hired had two attorney's testify and explain to the jury the normal way her bad attorney should have correctly filed the divorce paperwork. We the jury could then easily see how her bad attorney didn't follow normal established divorce procedures. After the jury seen how the bad attorney deviated from the norm, the woman accepted a large settlement. The key to this malpractice case was "did the divorce attorney follow normal and established legal procedures or did he deviate from the norm", which as a consequence, negatively cost the woman in her divorce case.

Gene

[Robert Fischer]

as a man, over a $5,000 child claim tax issue out of a divorce situation, ... you aren't gonna win.

I didn't put much thought into this, and you may be in the right here, but you aren't gonna win.

Be happy it's over and use the negative energy you have to some good use.

[Marshall Bennett]

Anger plays such a huge part in divorce cases, and attorneys drool over it. The previous poster makes a valid point.

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Originally Posted by Robert Fischer

as a man, over a $5,000 child claim tax issue out of a divorce situation, ... you aren't gonna win.

The $5,000 was 1 of 4 things that can be measured financially as a direct result of the attorney's negligence. In total its $50,000 counting the retainer

[Cardus]

Originally Posted by BetHorses!

I was talking to greyfox because he was being nice and needed a bit more info. The topic of the thread is for a referral to a legal malpractice lawyer. Have a great day!

This thread is funny in a "Zippy Chippy" kind of way.

[bigmack]

Originally Posted by Cardus

This thread is funny in a "Zippy Chippy" kind of way.

Why do you respond to posts directed at dahoss9896 & he of you?

Word has it you two can be found at the lower level of every NYRA track complaining they raised nacho prices by a quarter, while some of that rich nacho cheese is dripping from your Members Only jackets.

Q: Are you two an item?

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I called a firm that specializes in going after bad lawyers...they wanted $750 for consultation! Hahahaha