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I have a county lawsuit that has so much proof of what they did was wrong and then through the. Accident that they caused I had another surgery to fix
Asked on Jun 11th, 2017 on Legal Malpractice - Florida
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I had an injury they had caused it was so bad and I needed another surgery to fix the first problem then I had the surgery to fix the problem after the first surgery and that's when I got this rare disease called crps disease and my doctor confirmed it so I hired my bff who is a lawyer bc the first lawyer told me I wasn't worth much so then the county volusia county had agreed that the accident and the reaso. For my accident was totally unsafe and they changed the whole protocol for this now my lawyer who I thought was a friend has left my chronic illness with no medical care at all and nothing but so many lies I don't believe any of them anymore and it all makes sense now he has done no work on my case at all and wasted all these years and left my health at risk and I had to have my dct find me a a dct who is known to treat my rare chronic illness and 3 years full of lies he has been working for the county set up to destroy my proof and left my health at risk plz help
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
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Histrionic conspiracy theories are usually NOT going to entice any lawyer to handle a legal malpractice claim. YOu will likely need to hire a lawyer, possibly at some expense, to review your records andyour explanation of what happened and see whether there is a viable legal malpractice claim to pursue. Lawyers won't simply assume that legal malpractice occurred because your "hurt real bad" or that you have "so much proof" fron a lawyperson persepctive, espcially going on to what seems to be a third lawyer to address the issues.
Answered on Jun 13th, 2017 at 5:45 AM
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