legal malpractice

What do you think?

Please excuse the caps, easier on my nails-thank you

I asked if an attorney can garnish a settlement and you assumed there was a judgment on the money-no judgments. The attorney was paid in full for continguency and all expenses-was supposed to include everything.

The client was on a wound vac machine when made this settlement and morphine because he was in crucial pain but the lawyer said settle or get o he billed the client for trial three times and showed up empty-handed .The judge kept postponing the case where there was evidence the other party had 25 counts including money laundering, purgery, tax evasion, grand theft embezzlement of a corporation, running two sets of books and both law firms with all the evidence in fact aided and abetted this criminal activity preventing the victim client from coming to trial to prove these allegations were the truth with over 700 pounds of evidence.

Doesn't the client also have malpractice, wrongful death because of his denial of civil liberty of a trial, misrepresentation because he was billed and did not receive the services he paid to have enacted?

Thank you-i write in caps easier on my nails-sorry

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