Can You Fire Your Lawyer in the Middle of a Trial?

Can You Fire Your Lawyer in the Middle of a Trial?

The ability to switch lawyers could depend on how far along the case is already. The judge will have the discretion to keep a lawyer on the case and not allow a new attorney to take over if the case has too far along.  To fire an attorney is your right, although...
White-Collar Attorney Job Description

White-Collar Attorney Job Description

White-Collar Lawyer Job Description What is a white-collar, aka FCPA (“Federal Corrupt Practices Act”), lawyer? White-collar law is a very precise area of practice. The “day-to-day” practice is like civil litigation with a lot of research, drafting, factual...
Can I Fire My Lawyer Before Trial?

Can I Fire My Lawyer Before Trial?

You can fire your lawyer in Michigan at any time and for any reason. The comment to Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.16(a)(3) provides that a client has a right to discharge an attorney at any time, with or without cause. If an attorney is hired on a...
LLC Dispute Lawyer

LLC Dispute Lawyer

An LLC is a unique form of corporate entity. It combines the benefits and protections of a corporation with those of a partnership or sole proprietorship. Limited liability companies provide their owners with limited personal liability for the debts and obligations...
Are Verbal Contracts Binding?

Are Verbal Contracts Binding?

In business, a handshake can mean you have made an agreement with another party without actually signing a contract. Outside of business, we make verbal agreements all the time—with or without the handshake. Struck a deal to have your lawn mowed? That’s an oral...
Voidable Contracts Definition

Voidable Contracts Definition

What is The Definition of Voidable Contracts? We enter into several contracts throughout our life. Hired for a job? That’s an employment contract. Getting married? You’ll need to sign a marriage contract with your partner on your wedding day. Buying your first house...