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The attorney won’t pay his bill for my services.
CAP receives occasional inquiries from court reporters, expert witnesses, and medical offices asking for help in collecting unpaid bills from members of The Mississippi Bar. The Mississippi Bar is not a collection agency and does not attempt to collect "third party" bills. If the collection situation, however, deals with a signed lien agreement with a medical provider and the attorney personally guaranteed payment of medical bills upon the settlement of a case, the creditor can request a Bar complaint form.