It appears to me that no lawyer wants to sue another lawyer, for I have rec'd no calls from the few I have called.

While it is always an awkward sutuation to sue a colleague, where clear malpractice exists, and damage occurred, there may be a viable claim. I am not sure what the circumstances are but feel free to contact my office. We have a service 24/7 that will respond to your questions and get you some answers.

If you offer a large up-front retainer, it might make it easier.

Though, as my partner indicated we may be able to assist, a conflicts check would need to be made first before we could proceed. The facts will warrant whether you have a legitimate claim. An example of a malpractice claim that has merit: you had an auto collision that caused you injury that you were not at fault for and your lawyer failed to file a lawsuit within 2 years of the date of loss and now the claim may be time barred. This of course is just generally speaking, and again the facts will warrant whether any claim has merit.

More information is needed to determine the nature of your potential claims. I suggest calling more law firms. I'd be happy to discuss your potential case.

If you have a good valid case then you should have no trouble getting an attorney to represent you. Keep calling.