QUESTION
Is my lawyer guilty og legal malpractice
Asked on Jun 09th, 2013 on Legal Malpractice - Florida
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My attorney and several of his friends decided to go into business together. each member played a role to obtain their shares legal work for shares,accounting for shares ect. A corporation was formed. For personal reasons I decided to have my shares put in my daughters name, however before the shares were issued she left the company ( resigned ). I depended on the attorney to amend the corp files but he never did. he was notified recently about a large sum of money held by the state of florida uncollected funds. he made a claim for the funds and split it with the accountant and never notified other shareholders. My daughter also go a big portion of another large check because he failed to take her off the corporate file. no shares were ever issued and the corporation disolved because he did not file proper corp papers. he used a bogus tax reurn to collect the money from the state plus many more even disturbing violations, so far lost over 90 grand
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Possibly. Much of what you address may be focused on disclosures and whether you are entitled to rely upon the lawyer for your personal issues vs. his representation of the businsess entity. If you truly have intentions of investigating or pursuing this, you will likely need to hire an attorney at an hourly rate/retainer to assist you. We do provide free consultations for such matters if yo would liek to contact us at 813-877-6442
Answered on Jun 11th, 2013 at 4:41 PM
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