If your own lawyer fines out that you lie to him and try to use him to claim an injury wish you committed fraud! by faking an injury.....can he fie fraud charges on you or what can/or will do?
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No, your lawyer cannot personally "charge" you with fraud. Only law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, or other legal authorities can file criminal charges. However, if your lawyer believes you have committed fraud, they may take actions that could lead to legal consequences(954-618-1776).
For example, if a client provides false information or uses fraudulent means in a legal matter, the lawyer is bound by ethical obligations. Attorneys are required to uphold honesty and integrity under the rules of professional conduct. If a lawyer discovers their client has engaged in fraud—such as falsifying evidence, misrepresenting facts, or lying in court—they must address the issue. This could involve withdrawing from the case or, in some situations, disclosing the fraudulent conduct to the court or authorities, as permitted by confidentiality rules.
If a lawyer accuses their client of fraud, it’s often a serious matter that may harm the client’s case or credibility. Clients should always maintain honest communication with their attorneys. If fraud allegations arise, consulting a different lawyer for guidance is advisable. Remember, legal representation is a partnership based on trust, and deceit can undermine the relationship and lead to broader legal ramifications.