The Riley Law Firm
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It is important to know that we do not handle cases where a person may wants to sue someone else's attorney. If you have been sued, generally you may not sue your adversary's attorney. You may only sue, in general, an attorney who is responsible to you, that is one you have employed or one who has written a will where you are a named beneficiary. Please do not continue if you are interested in suing someone else's attorney.
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