Unethical lawyer behavior?

Try using different letters for each person.

PA hires LA vs. PB who hires LB. PA wins.

Later, after the trial, PB hires LA to sue LB.

Under that scenario, the only actual ethical violation by the first lawyer (LA) was the unsolicited contact when he called the original defendant (PB).

There is no conflict of interest, becasue neither lawyer is taking someone else's case against a former client.

What person B could do is find out on what grounds lawyer B argued for him that lawyer A feels were inadequate. If it was something unethical or equivalent to a malpractice, then person B could file an appeal on the grounds of incompetence for their lawyer.

Also lawyer B would be investigated by the Bar association if it was something intentionally done, or merelyLawyer A is the better attorney.

But this is the way Lawyers work.

It shouldnt surprise anyone since these type of lawyers are nothing more than businessman who know how to circumvent the law.

They dont care for people as much as they do argueing their case right or wrong, only care about the profits to go in their pocket.

Hey, lawyers and repubs are tied for worst people in the world

There's nothing unethical there at all, if, in fact, lawyer B did provide ineffective counsel. This is simply lawyer A assisting multiple clients to achieve recompense when they are wronged. If, however, lawyer B's conduct was competent, then lawyer A is doing something unethical (and maybe illegal) in encouraging the filing of frivolous law suits.

I know here in Texas a lawyer cannot call you, you have to call them. I don't know if this applies to the whole country or not, but seems like something to check out.

You can report him or her to the American Bar Association, the FBI, Secret Service or even the irs! Download form 3949A at Internal Revenue Service, fill it out make a copy for yourself, send it back Certified Mail.. they hate financial fraud!

It is Mosley a moneys game, some use money, some politics and a fill in paper, then they will call you and keep asking questions, I thought it was their job to do the work, HAHAHA were we all wrong.

If you really serious, complain with all relevant documents to, their Association President. He will take further action.

wow...if this really happened....wow...i don't know...that is certainly shady.

the american bar association has a complaint hotline if this actually happened...so if this is a real scenario, call and see what they have to say...google them.