Client vs. Lawyer: Legal Ethics and Malpractice in Texas

Client vs. Lawyer: Legal Ethics and Malpractice in Texas

James (Sandy) McCorquodale
8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 777, Dallas, Texas 75231
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$15,000 in sanctions upheld against lawyer for improperly suing judge in disregard of judicial immunity doctrine.

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$15,000 in sanctions upheld against lawyer for improperly suing judge in disregard of judicial immunity doctrine.