When a Lawyer Needs a Lawyer,
Bar grievances, malpractice claims, and ethics questions require an attorney who understands the profession from the inside — and handles your matter with the confidentiality it demands.
Attorneys facing bar grievances, malpractice claims, or ethics questions are in a uniquely difficult position. The matter is professional, personal, and potentially career-defining — all at once. Frank provides private counsel to lawyers in these situations, handling the matter directly and confidentially. He understands the Nevada State Bar process, the professional standards at issue, and the stakes involved. You speak with Frank. No one else.
Flat-fee, hourly, and retainer options are explained in writing before you hire Frank.
What Attorneys Ask Frank
A bar grievance has been filed against me. What should I do first?
Do not respond to the State Bar without legal counsel. The response you give — and how you give it — may significantly affect the outcome. Frank can review the grievance, advise on the appropriate response strategy, and represent you through the process. The first conversation is confidential.
Can Frank help with a malpractice claim before it becomes litigation?
Yes. Early involvement may allow Frank to assess the claim, advise on risk, and explore resolution options before formal litigation begins. Frank handles both pre-litigation advisory and full malpractice defense.
How does Frank ensure confidentiality when representing another attorney?
Frank handles all communications directly and does not use shared intake systems or associate teams for private counsel matters. He discusses confidentiality protocols at the outset of every engagement. Attorney-client privilege applies fully to your representation.
A Confidential Conversation Costs Nothing.
Frank speaks with attorneys directly. Call or email to arrange a private consultation — no intake form, no call center.