1. The respondent attorney admitted himself that his client was very difficult to deal with
This is irrelevant to your potential complaint against your own attorney.
2. Within the three of us, the respondent attorney, my attorney, and myself altogether, the respondent attorney clearly indicated that he wanted to settle before trial, however, his client wouldn't accept any deal so he was hopping that I could be more compromising.
This is again irrelevent, or maybe even harmful to your case against your own attorney.
3. At the court house, I really can not concentrate to read all the document in detail. My attorney basically told me to sign here and there, and let me trust him. With the last minute evidence (it's very personal) which has nothing to do with the case, it really drifted my concentration away, and the negotiating time passed quickly, if I didn't sign it quickly, it would have to wait for another 4 months for next trial (the negotiating took away the trial time). I do think this is their attorney's strategy, and my attorney probably just think of this is another round of getting his pay checks. So I lose this way which I think I was like a totally idiot.
These are all excuses. I just don't see your attorney did anything wrong here. Ultimately it was you who put the pen on the settlement papers.
4. there was no trial not settlement before trial, and trial had been always our goal to wait for, I wonder why eventually we didn't go for it.
Again it was your call, and you decided to sign the settlement offer.
5. my first case can't be the execuse for signing off papers that I really didn't like to sign, this is the whole obstacle I have in order to file complaint against him
Now you are talking some senses
6. He offered discount in his service, which is like 1%, that's not acceptable, alot of services and studies, appraisals I paid for did not use at all in the court.
You have to ask yourself: Would these extra services have been helpful at all had the case gone to trial?
7. there're also few billing mistakes.
You can dispute those and I believe they will be corrected.
In all, I just don't see any issue here. I understand that you may not be happy with the settlement, but as an adult you will have to live with your own decision instead of trying to blame it on others. You are wasting your own precious time and others as well along the way.
This is irrelevant to your potential complaint against your own attorney.
2. Within the three of us, the respondent attorney, my attorney, and myself altogether, the respondent attorney clearly indicated that he wanted to settle before trial, however, his client wouldn't accept any deal so he was hopping that I could be more compromising.
This is again irrelevent, or maybe even harmful to your case against your own attorney.
3. At the court house, I really can not concentrate to read all the document in detail. My attorney basically told me to sign here and there, and let me trust him. With the last minute evidence (it's very personal) which has nothing to do with the case, it really drifted my concentration away, and the negotiating time passed quickly, if I didn't sign it quickly, it would have to wait for another 4 months for next trial (the negotiating took away the trial time). I do think this is their attorney's strategy, and my attorney probably just think of this is another round of getting his pay checks. So I lose this way which I think I was like a totally idiot.
These are all excuses. I just don't see your attorney did anything wrong here. Ultimately it was you who put the pen on the settlement papers.
4. there was no trial not settlement before trial, and trial had been always our goal to wait for, I wonder why eventually we didn't go for it.
Again it was your call, and you decided to sign the settlement offer.
5. my first case can't be the execuse for signing off papers that I really didn't like to sign, this is the whole obstacle I have in order to file complaint against him
Now you are talking some senses
6. He offered discount in his service, which is like 1%, that's not acceptable, alot of services and studies, appraisals I paid for did not use at all in the court.
You have to ask yourself: Would these extra services have been helpful at all had the case gone to trial?
7. there're also few billing mistakes.
You can dispute those and I believe they will be corrected.
In all, I just don't see any issue here. I understand that you may not be happy with the settlement, but as an adult you will have to live with your own decision instead of trying to blame it on others. You are wasting your own precious time and others as well along the way.
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