Can you fire a personal injury lawer if he is not doing his job after 2 years?
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Can you fire a personal injury lawer if he is not doing his job after 2 years?
Can I get all my documentation from him? I have doctor and medical bills?
Asked on August 22, 2013 under Personal Injury, South Carolina
Answers:
Robert Johnston / Law Office of Robert J. Johnston Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
You need to be absolutely sure you know why the case is taking so long. There are a variety of reasons that can cause a personal injury case to take a long time. Often the attorney has reason(s) which result in a higher settlement for the client. I would suggest meeting with the attorney and seeking a full understanding of the case and the time frames.
Christopher Earley / Law Office of Christopher Earley
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Yes. You can fire your personal injury lawyer at anytime and you don't even need a reason for doing so. Sometimes the attorney/client relationship can sour, and you are allowed to move on and find new counsel, without any negative consequences for your case.
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