Pro se Reference How I Sued a Lawyer for Malpractice -And How I Won!You Can Do It Too - Pro Se Pro se - For Yourself The Pro se Reference describes Lobo"s experience in his successful quest to sue a lawyer for malpractice. Included are the legal documents Lobo used to win his case, including an example of the actual lawsuit which Lobo researched, composed and filed, acting Pro se. There are financial templates that can be used to validate your damages. Information on the whole process; including Court appearances, Discovery, Depositions, Settlement, and Trial will illuminate the Pro se process. Also, written and screen shot illustrations show how to set up and use your computer, so that tool can be used effectively to fight your Pro se case. There are examples of the communications you will need to write, and respond to, in order to communicate with the various parties connected to your lawsuit. You too, acting Pro se, can sue a lawyer for malpractice. And you too, can win. The author of the Pro se Reference is not an attorney. This work is not intended to be legal advice. But, Lobo still won his case - HA! Furthermore, and of equal or more importance to the reader, if you can find "sound legal advice" in a situation of one lawyer willing to represent you in suing another lawyer for malpractice - congratulations! You have stumbled across a MIRACLE! Very few members of the legal profession are willing to become involved in a legal malpractice action against a fellow attorney. If this was an attempt to give legal advice, Lobo could be prosecuted for practicing law without a license. Of course he doesn"t want that headache; and more importantly, he has more self respect than to be included in that private and privileged club, which, as everyone knows, has a certain percentage of members of very questionable character traits. Of course, to be fair, there are some honest and ethical lawyers out there. Hopefully you mig