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I want to sue my attorney for malpractice.
The disciplinary procedure of The Mississippi Bar does not recover money damages for clients. Legal malpractice cases are civil lawsuits and must be brought in a court of law. The client should consider hiring an attorney of their own choice to pursue any legal options.