How to sue a lawyer for their negligence? -

The above negligence led to losing a civil suit. The lawyer passed on the case to 2 different lawyers but their dedication was not that serious but just the opposite in this case. The client is dissatisfied with the outcome having paid a large amount of legal fees. Any soild legal points to make a legal claim would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your comments.

I guess in this case they have to appoint another lawyer to take on the case of suing the previous lawyer for negligence. Unless they wish to take on the case themselves in which case they need to be well-versed in the laws. In matters concerning payment it might be more difficult to prove. So do gather all the proofs necessary and speak to another lawyer. -----

You already sense that there is something wrong when your own lawyer passed the case to 2 different lawyers then. You should have informed him of the detrimental or have pernicious effect of passing the case to a new lawyers which in these case 2 unhighly not recommendable lawyers. You should have objected to the act of your lawyer. Because if he will continue with this you may as well terminate his services. A CASE IN COURT IS LIKE WATCHING a ball game, minute by minute as you sit there you may have already the feeling that your ball club might not make it or win the case esp. you have a defense lawyer to rise and object inside the court house. If you feel the lawyer is not doing his best or negligence in some part then you have no choice but to terminate his services. BUT YOU HAVE WAITED UNTIL THE FINAL BUZZER and now your option is to sue a lawyer for their negligence, which for me is too late the hero. Remember these people are lawyers, they can vehemently deny their own negligence if any and can even shift the blame to you. SO SUING A LAWYER and arranging your civil suit will entail so much problem on your part. As if you are in a ship between two(2) storms in the middle of the sea one in the East and one in the West. Can you survive the onslaught of the whirlwind? Forget about suing the lawyers and concentrate on hiring a new fresh lawyer to handle your case from now on. Focus on the same route not the people around it.

Just because you lost does not give you grounds to sue. Filing a law suit does not mean you have a good case. Heck, filing a law suit does not mean you even have a case. When you file a law suit, there is no guarantee that you will win. There is no guarantee that you are going to get the big pay day you want. Suck it up. The jury did not agree with you. You lost. But in order to sue 1. you have to find another lawyer to take the case (and that s going to be hard) 2. YOU CAN STILL LOSE that suit as well and end up paying even more legal bills. 3. If it s a frivolous suit, you could actually end up paying some of the defendants legal costs on top of your own.

Sounds like you need to find a lawyer to sue this lawyer.

If it was that bad take number twos advice as they donPt like sueing each other ..they are twats ...good luck