Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Maryland

reneg

My Maryland lawyer agreed to take my case on contingency and

we both signed a contract that he drew up. Later he told me

and sent a letter that said although he knew that my case

was valid and that he could win it, he did not think it

would amount to more than a few million dollars. He though

he would not be able to get as much money from my case as he

could from other cases and declined the case.

I do not want to have to take him to court. But he signed a

contract and I spent almost a year with him on this. I would

like to ''make it within his interest'' to take the case again

as the malpractive alternative would be less acceptable.

Thank you and at a later time I will be able to tell you the

whole story. It would be a ''once in a lifetime'' story


Asked on 9/19/05, 10:26 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Justin Lampel Lampel & Associates, P.C.

Re: reneg

an attorney can almost always get out of representing a client. considering it is a contingency agreement, it is even easier. without more facts, i think your best option is finding new representation.

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Answered on 9/20/05, 12:02 am


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