Arthur White Posted January 30 Share Posted January 30 A Va disability lawyer was representing me for my VA disability claim and withdrew his representation a few years ago after being awarded his 20% on one of the claims he represented me on. Now i have been awarded my increase for a new claim that he had nothing to do with and he wants another 20% because of an unfortunate contingency fee agreement that has no verbiage in it regarding any future claims... VA is holding a significant lump sum until i file motion. Can someone help please? 2019-02-01 - Letter to EIC withdrawing as attorney - ARTHUR WHITE.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderator pacmanx1 Posted January 30 Moderator Share Posted January 30 (edited) Quote Can someone help please? Just found this on-line. I am quite sure others will chime in. I think I read somewhere that you can contact the lawyer in writing and try to remind him/her of your case and see if he/she would withdraw his/her claim for this particular payment since they were not involved and that would be the easiest way but if they do not then you will have to file a motion. Hope this helps. https://www.va.gov/OGC/docs/Accred/HowtoChallengeaFee.pdf Edited January 30 by pacmanx1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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