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Thank you for contacting our JA team for guidance.

It sounds like you need to consult with a different worker's comp attorney. Your attorney should not be yelling at you for questioning him. Yes. You can sue your attorney if there is professional malpractice involved, but you would need an opinion as to whether you would have a case of malpractice from another attorney. They would need to review your case file and provide an opinion.

You can also contact the MI bar association and file a formal complaint against your attorney. The bar association can provide you with attorney referrals as well. I would contact the bar as a first step in getting this matter resolved in your favor.

Please let me know if you need additional information.


Best regards to you,

TG

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Expert:	Tina G, BBA, JD
Pos. Feedback:	99.1 %
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Answered:	11/2/2009

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