QUESTION
In Florida, can a lawyer withdrawal for reconcilable differences. Read the FloridaBar rules covering withdraw and not mention of this general reason.
Asked on Aug 03rd, 2017 on Civil Litigation - Florida
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2-Can the former attorney advise the new attorney not to handle its former client case? Should the plaintiff disclose this to the Bar and the Court? 3-Plaintiff must replace attorney since this have breached the retainer agreement to file FS-57.105 and 2 MSJ against defendants for intentional malicious fraud and for malicious prosecution upon the court and plaintiff and for full MSJ for $860k damages. 4-Plaintiff is seeking new attorney for this case ASAP with strong evidence of over 30-exhibits and ready for jury trial. Defendant has been prosecuted in the past for healthcare fraud documented in the Westlaw.com we have copies. Kindly call my office. Docket Case 2015/007052/CA-01
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
Partner at
Tischhauser Law Group
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No offense - but this has ALL of the trappings of YOU wanting to be the lawyer in the case or at least viewing yourself as co-counsel dictating what should should not be done and how. To be clear that is the FASTEST means to ensure that no lawyer will come near your case under such circumstances, regardless if you are expecting to retain counsel on a contingent fee with a claim of $860k in damages.
Answered on Aug 04th, 2017 at 1:27 PM
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